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1. Inconspicuous, recovering, or northward shift: status and management of the white shark (Carcharodon carcharias) in Atlantic Canada.

Author

Bastien, G., Barkley, A., Chappus, J., Heath, V., Popov, S., Smith, R., Tran, T., Currier, S., Fernandez, D.C., Okpara, P., Owen, V., Franks, B., Hueter, R., Madigan, D.J., Fischer, C., McBride, B., and Hussey, N.E.

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WHITE shark, SATELLITE telemetry, SHARKS, ARTIFICIAL satellite tracking, CLIMATE change, TELEMETRY
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2020
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2. Using temporally explicit habitat suitability models to infer the migratory pattern of a large mobile shark.

Author

De Wysiecki, Agustín María, Sánchez-Carnero, Noela, Irigoyen, Alejo Joaquín, Milessi, Andrés Conrado, Colonello, Jorge Horacio, Bovcon, Nelson Darío, Cortés, Federico, Barbini, Santiago Aldo, Cedrola, Paula Victoria, Coller, Nidia Marina, and Jaureguizar, Andrés Javier

Subjects
SHARKS, HABITATS, ALGORITHMS, ACQUISITION of data
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2020
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3. Feeding patterns of two sympatric shark predators in coastal ecosystems of an oceanic island.

Author

Trystram, Clément, Rogers, Karyne M., Soria, Marc, and Jaquemet, Sébastien

Subjects
STOMACH, NITROGEN isotopes, CARBON isotopes, TIGER shark, SHARKS
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Published
2017
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4. Using opportunistic records from a recreational fishing magazine to assess population trends of sharks.

Author

Barbini, Santiago A., Lucifora, Luis O., Figueroa, Daniel E., and Gillanders, Bronwyn

Subjects
SHARKS, FISH populations, BIOINDICATORS, FISH conservation, ANIMAL species
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Published
2015
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5. Geographic and temporal variation in the trophic ecology of a small-bodied shark: evidence of resilience to environmental change.

Author

Munroe, Samantha E.M., Heupel, Michelle R., Fisk, Aaron T., and Simpfendorfer, Colin A.

Subjects
SHARKS, PREY availability, FISH food, RHIZOPRIONODON, FISH ecology, FISH populations, STABLE isotopes
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2015
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