Maps showing the catches (total numbers) of sharks, by species and fleets in 2017 in the Indian Ocean.

• Main Authors: Mireille M. M. Guillaume (9340765), Bernard Séret (11524597)
• Format: Still Image
• Language: unknown
• Published: 2021
• Subjects: 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 %); Indian; Mak; Lamna nasus
• Online Access: https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0253867.g003

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...