Many populations of elasmobranchs (sharks and rays) are experiencing severe declines
due to the high demand for shark fins in Asia, the activities of unregulated fisheries, and …

Background The interplay of animal dispersal and environmental heterogeneity is
fundamental for the distribution of biodiversity on earth. In the ocean, the interaction of …

In the western North Atlantic, much of what is known about the movement ecology of the
white shark Carcharodon carcharias is based on historical fisheries-dependent catch …

Highly migratory, cosmopolitan oceanic sharks often exhibit complex movement patterns
influenced by ontogeny, reproduction, and feeding. These elusive species are particularly …

The white shark (Carcharodon carcharias)(Linnaeus, 1758), an iconic apex predator
occurring in all oceans, 1, 2 is classified as Vulnerable globally 3—with global abundance …

Human activities in the oceans increase the extinction risk of marine megafauna.
Interventions require an understanding of movement patterns and the spatiotemporal …

The loss of apex marine predators has been reported to have a cascade of detrimental
effects on marine ecosystems; however, the general lack of empirical data can severely limit …

Aim Determine the evolutionary origin of the heretofore poorly characterized contemporary
Great White Shark (GWS; Carcharodon carcharias) of the Mediterranean Sea, using …

Demographic differences in resource use are key components of population and species
ecology across the animal kingdom. White sharks (Carcharodon carcharias) are migratory …

Understanding how dispersal and gene flow link geographically separated the populations
over evolutionary history is challenging, particularly in migratory marine species. In southern …