Post‐release survival of shortfin mako (Isurus oxyrinchus) and silky (Carcharhinus falciformis) sharks released from pelagic tuna longlines in the Pacific Ocean
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2023
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Journal Title:Aquatic Conservation: Marine and Freshwater Ecosystems
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Personal Author:Francis, Malcolm P. ; Lyon, Warrick S. ; Clarke, Shelley C. ; Finucci, Brittany ; Hutchinson, Melanie R. ; Campana, Steven E. ; Musyl, Michael K. ; Schaefer, Kurt M. ; Hoyle, Simon D. ; Peatman, Tom ; Bernal, Diego ; Bigelow, Keith ; Carlson, John ; Coelho, Rui ; Heberer, Craig ; Itano, David ; Jones, Emma ; Leroy, Bruno ; Liu, Kwang‐Ming ; Murua, Hilario ; Poisson, François ; Rogers, Paul ; Sanchez, Caroline ; Semba, Yasuko ; Sippel, Tim ; Smith, Neville
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Description:1. Substantial global population declines in pelagic sharks have led to the introduction of management and conservation measures, including gear restrictions and no- retention policies, to curb declines and encourage stock recovery. As the rate of discarding sharks increases, there is a growing need to understand prognostic factors that influence their post-release survival (PRS) outcomes. 2. PRS was measured with survival pop-up satellite archival tags attached to shortfin
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Source:Aquatic Conservation: Marine and Freshwater Ecosystems, 33(4), 366-378
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ISSN:1052-7613 ; 1099-0755
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Rights Information:CC BY-NC-ND
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Main Document Checksum:urn:sha256:a48b280e79e0783333cb2fb9628617594cd6aeed27632e2468459a83c58448a8
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