Abstract The Mexican Pacific is an area of high biodiversity due to its transitional location of
both tropical and sub-tropical waters and many shark species inhabit the coastal areas of …

Abstract In the eastern North Pacific, the Guadalupe Island Biosphere Reserve (GIBR) is one
of the most renowned white shark (Carcharodon carcharias) aggregation sites studied to …

The number of individual whale shark Rhincodon typus sightings registered October 2015–
March 2018 in Bahia de La Paz, Mexico, ranged from 73 to 129 animals per season (total …

Involving citizen scientists in research has become increasingly popular in natural resource
management and allows for an increased research effort at low cost, distribution of scientific …

Many shark species and populations are threatened globally due to human actions.
Protecting these top predators is crucial to maintaining healthy marine ecosystems; …

Guadalupe Island, Mexico, is one of the most important white shark (Carcharodon
carcharias) aggregation sites in the Eastern Pacific. In the waters surrounding Guadalupe …

Identification of the spatial scale at which marine communities are organized is critical to
proper management, yet this is particularly difficult to determine for highly migratory species …

The Mexican Caribbean is in one of the regions with the greatest diversity of elasmobranchs
in the world. However, the population status of most of the shark and ray species in this …

In the south‐eastern Pacific Ocean, few studies of whale sharks (Rhincodon typus) exist. In
Peru, the northern coast has been identified as the area with the highest presence of whale …

Mexico is a country that makes heavy use of the shark populations that inhabit the southern
portion of the Northeast Pacific Ocean (NEP). Shark meat has become an essential food …