Behavioral Ecology of coastal Sharks in Reunion Island
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Feeding ecology and reproductive biology of small coastal sharks in
21 août 2023 · The types and contributions of consumed prey reflect the diversity in the feeding behaviors of these sharks This is demonstrated by the large |
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behavioural ecology of white sharks
14 jan 2013 · patterns isotope ecology and reproduction of white sharks off the coastline of Southern Marine mammal biology: an evolutionary approach |
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The behaviour of sharks
Contents Introduction to the problem of studying shark behaviour Shark sensory capabilities Vision Mechanical and acoustical senses Electroreception |
What are the behavioral adaptations of a whale shark?
The whale sharks' newly observed feeding behavior is likely an adaptation to maximize their opportunities for feeding within the ocean's water column by exploiting different food sources.
This allows them to catch prey that may not be readily available on the surface of open water, such as benthic organisms (seafloor).What is the behavioral of shark?
Sharks circle their prey, disconcertingly appearing seemingly out of nowhere and frequently approaching from below.
Feeding behaviour is stimulated by numbers and rapid swimming when three or more sharks appear in the presence of food.
Activity progresses from tight circling to rapid crisscross passes.What is the ecological importance of shark?
Sharks keep food webs in balance, and encourage biodiversity to flourish by feeding on those species that are most numerous, allowing other species a chance to also grow in number.
Good ecosystems need biodiversity, and in turn, sharks are an important element of healthy biodiversity.Special behaviour
White sharks are incredibly curious, with good eyesight.
They will often approach to investigate objects in and above the surface of the water, sticking their head out to take a look in an action known as spy hopping.
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Dynamic use of coastal areas by bull sharks and the conciliation of
This study provides essential knowledge on bull shark behaviour and central areas used at different ecology of bull sharks around Reunion Island. |
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Marine spatial planning provides a comprehensive framework for
addresses shark risk within a broader social-ecological scope. Then we apply the. 89 prescribed methodology on an MSP process in Reunion Island (France |
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Selective removal of problem individuals as an environmentally
20 juin 2020 An ongoing culling campaign around La Réunion Island (Indian Ocean) ... annum) and also have an ecological cost in terms of dead sharks and. |
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Age and growth of the bull shark (Carcharhinus leucas) around
Around the reunion island in the Western Indian Ocean commercial shark fishing biology and ecology of C. leucas |
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Mercury isotopes as tracers of ecology and metabolism in two
4 janv. 2021 the tiger shark Galeocerdo cuvier) and their prey from a coastal ecosystem of the western. 7. Indian Ocean (La Réunion Island) ... |
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Mercury isotopes as tracers of ecology and metabolism in two
shark Carcharhinus leucas and the tiger shark Galeocerdo cuvier) and their prey from a coastal ecosystem of the western Indian Ocean (La Réunion Island) |
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Mercury isotopes as tracers of ecology and metabolism in two
27 avr. 2020 predator species the bull and the tiger shark |
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Legacy and emerging organic contaminants in two sympatric shark
sympatric shark species from Reunion Island (Southwest. Indian Ocean): Levels profiles and play a key role in the island's coastal ecosystem dynamics. |
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Age and growth of the bull shark (Carcharhinus leucas) around
17 nov. 2021 leucas around the reunion island with respective von Bertalanffy growth ... subtropical coastal shark (Garrick |
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Abundance and site fidelity of bottlenose dolphins off a remote
bottlenose dolphin around Reunion Island (southwest Indian Offshore and coastal common bottlenose dolphins exhibit contrasting patterns of residency ... |
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Behavioral Ecology of coastal Sharks in Reunion Island - UMR Marbec
The aim of this project is to study the biology, the trophic and behavioral ecology and the genetic of two species of coastal sharks in Reunion Island, the tiger |
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Human-shark interactions: The case study of Reunion island in the
understanding shark behavior and ecology in Reunion Island was launched in 2012 It integrated spatial and temporal monitoring protocol of coastal uses |
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1100 Ecological behaviour of bull shark(Carcharhinusleucas)
ORAL- Tuesday- Msikaba 4- 1100 Ecological behaviour of bull shark( Carcharhinusleucas) on the west coast of Reunion Island, WIO Implication for shark risk |
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IOTC Working Party on Ecosystems and Bycatch - Food and
11 sept 2015 · Species: Coastal Sharks Goal: Behavioral ecology of coastal sharks Area: Reunion Island Period: 2011-2014 Funding: EU (FEDER), Région |
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Environmental and anthropogenic factors affecting the - Horizon IRD
27 fév 2018 · occurrences (particularly the bull shark Carcharhinus leucas), consistent with the SBIR, particularly surfing, around the island of La Réunion from 1980 to 2016 It is also possible that ecosystem changes along the west coast of La potential contributing factor on C leucas presence and behavior |
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Genetic population structure and demography of an apex - CORE
25 jui 2019 · ecological role of large sharks in marine ecosystems also re‐ behavioral modifications of its prey, and thus indirectly modify‐ ing primary producer Seychelles, SEY: n = 24; Reunion Island, RUN: n = 167), and in the coast of Australia (Queensland, AUS2: n = 10) and in New Caledonia (NCA: n = 23 |
