Associations of elasmobranchs with seagrass habitats in northwest Florida

Young, Kaila; Carlson, John

doi:10.25923/ta7h-wx64

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Associations of elasmobranchs with seagrass habitats in northwest Florida

2024
By Young, Kaila ; Carlson, John
Series: SEFSC Contribution SFD ; 2024-02

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Southeast Fisheries Science Center (U.S.). Sustainable Fisheries Division
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In northwest Florida, distribution patterns of juvenile coastal sharks vary by species. For example, bull shark, Carcharhinus leucas, and spinner shark, C. brevipinna were consistently captured at higher rates in single areas or over a select group of bays (Mobile Bay, AL to Apalachicola Bay, FL), (Bethea et al., 2014). Further, species diversity varied potentially as a result of environmental conditions such as fluctuating salinity (Bethea et al., 2014). Similar results were found when describing elasmobranch spatial variations and community composition along environmental gradients in the Florida Big Bend (an expansive system that is about 300 km in length and bordered by one of North America’s largest seagrass beds (Peterson & Grubbs, 2020).
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Elasmobranchs With Seagrass Habitats Florida Juvenile Elasmobranch Nursery Habitats Northwest Florida Sharks Sharks
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SEFSC Contribution SFD ; 2024-02
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