Maps showing the catches (total numbers) of sharks, by species and fleets in 2017 in the Indian Ocean.
Reprinted from document IOTC -2018-WPEB14-07 under CC BY license, with permission from the Indian Ocean Tuna Commission, original copyright 2021. MAK: Isurus oxyrhynchus FAL: Carcharhinus falciformis BSH: Prionace glauca THR: Alopias spp.; SKH: non-identified sharks; POR: Lamna nasus OCS: Carcharhin...
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ftsmithonian:oai:figshare.com:article/16744978 2023-05-15T17:06:30+02:00 Maps showing the catches (total numbers) of sharks, by species and fleets in 2017 in the Indian Ocean. Mireille M. M. Guillaume (9340765) Bernard Séret (11524597) 2021-10-05T17:25:54Z https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0253867.g003 unknown https://figshare.com/articles/figure/Maps_showing_the_catches_total_numbers_of_sharks_by_species_and_fleets_in_2017_in_the_Indian_Ocean_/16744978 doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0253867.g003 CC BY 4.0 CC-BY Evolutionary Biology Ecology Sociology Marine Biology Inorganic Chemistry Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified southwest indian ocean southern mozambique channel 7 snorkeling inspections 370 individuals windward > large schools europa since 1952 galeocerdo cuvier </ carcharhinus galapagensis </ hour scientific dives div >< p 15 species reported europa ’ sphyrna lewini </ rhincodon typus </ fair numbers typus </ lewini </ r </ mokarran </ melanopterus </ c </ amblyrhynchos </ albimarginatus </ targeted management surveys performed species present significant reservoir several species remote sanctuaries mostly schooling june 2013 gray literature exposed sides deep incursions declined worldwide contributed 20 becoming crucial apex predators anthropogenic damage additional observation 8 species 4 dinghy 24 days 10 %) Image Figure 2021 ftsmithonian https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0253867.g003 2021-12-20T00:51:48Z Reprinted from document IOTC -2018-WPEB14-07 under CC BY license, with permission from the Indian Ocean Tuna Commission, original copyright 2021. MAK: Isurus oxyrhynchus FAL: Carcharhinus falciformis BSH: Prionace glauca THR: Alopias spp.; SKH: non-identified sharks; POR: Lamna nasus OCS: Carcharhinus longimanus SPN: Sphyrna spp. FRA: European Union France; CHN: China; AUS: Australia; RWN: Taiwan Province of China; THA: Thailand; SYC: Seychelles; PHL: Philippines; KOR: South Korea; JPN: Japan; IDN: Indonesia. Blue star: study site. Still Image Lamna nasus Unknown Indian Mak ENVELOPE(162.381,162.381,56.401,56.401) |
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Evolutionary Biology Ecology Sociology Marine Biology Inorganic Chemistry Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified southwest indian ocean southern mozambique channel 7 snorkeling inspections 370 individuals windward > large schools europa since 1952 galeocerdo cuvier </ carcharhinus galapagensis </ hour scientific dives div >< p 15 species reported europa ’ sphyrna lewini </ rhincodon typus </ fair numbers typus </ lewini </ r </ mokarran </ melanopterus </ c </ amblyrhynchos </ albimarginatus </ targeted management surveys performed species present significant reservoir several species remote sanctuaries mostly schooling june 2013 gray literature exposed sides deep incursions declined worldwide contributed 20 becoming crucial apex predators anthropogenic damage additional observation 8 species 4 dinghy 24 days 10 %) |
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Evolutionary Biology Ecology Sociology Marine Biology Inorganic Chemistry Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified southwest indian ocean southern mozambique channel 7 snorkeling inspections 370 individuals windward > large schools europa since 1952 galeocerdo cuvier </ carcharhinus galapagensis </ hour scientific dives div >< p 15 species reported europa ’ sphyrna lewini </ rhincodon typus </ fair numbers typus </ lewini </ r </ mokarran </ melanopterus </ c </ amblyrhynchos </ albimarginatus </ targeted management surveys performed species present significant reservoir several species remote sanctuaries mostly schooling june 2013 gray literature exposed sides deep incursions declined worldwide contributed 20 becoming crucial apex predators anthropogenic damage additional observation 8 species 4 dinghy 24 days 10 %) Mireille M. M. Guillaume (9340765) Bernard Séret (11524597) Maps showing the catches (total numbers) of sharks, by species and fleets in 2017 in the Indian Ocean. |
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Evolutionary Biology Ecology Sociology Marine Biology Inorganic Chemistry Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified southwest indian ocean southern mozambique channel 7 snorkeling inspections 370 individuals windward > large schools europa since 1952 galeocerdo cuvier </ carcharhinus galapagensis </ hour scientific dives div >< p 15 species reported europa ’ sphyrna lewini </ rhincodon typus </ fair numbers typus </ lewini </ r </ mokarran </ melanopterus </ c </ amblyrhynchos </ albimarginatus </ targeted management surveys performed species present significant reservoir several species remote sanctuaries mostly schooling june 2013 gray literature exposed sides deep incursions declined worldwide contributed 20 becoming crucial apex predators anthropogenic damage additional observation 8 species 4 dinghy 24 days 10 %) |
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Reprinted from document IOTC -2018-WPEB14-07 under CC BY license, with permission from the Indian Ocean Tuna Commission, original copyright 2021. MAK: Isurus oxyrhynchus FAL: Carcharhinus falciformis BSH: Prionace glauca THR: Alopias spp.; SKH: non-identified sharks; POR: Lamna nasus OCS: Carcharhinus longimanus SPN: Sphyrna spp. FRA: European Union France; CHN: China; AUS: Australia; RWN: Taiwan Province of China; THA: Thailand; SYC: Seychelles; PHL: Philippines; KOR: South Korea; JPN: Japan; IDN: Indonesia. Blue star: study site. |
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Mireille M. M. Guillaume (9340765) Bernard Séret (11524597) |
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Mireille M. M. Guillaume (9340765) |
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Maps showing the catches (total numbers) of sharks, by species and fleets in 2017 in the Indian Ocean. |
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Maps showing the catches (total numbers) of sharks, by species and fleets in 2017 in the Indian Ocean. |
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Maps showing the catches (total numbers) of sharks, by species and fleets in 2017 in the Indian Ocean. |
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Maps showing the catches (total numbers) of sharks, by species and fleets in 2017 in the Indian Ocean. |
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Maps showing the catches (total numbers) of sharks, by species and fleets in 2017 in the Indian Ocean. |
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maps showing the catches (total numbers) of sharks, by species and fleets in 2017 in the indian ocean. |
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