FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2808964162> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W2808964162 endingPage "183" @default.
• W2808964162 startingPage "167" @default.
• W2808964162 abstract "MEPS Marine Ecology Progress Series Contact the journal Facebook Twitter RSS Mailing List Subscribe to our mailing list via Mailchimp HomeLatest VolumeAbout the JournalEditorsTheme Sections MEPS 601:167-183 (2018) - DOI: https://doi.org/10.3354/meps12667 Limited latitudinal ranging of juvenile whale sharks in the Western Indian Ocean suggests the existence of regional management units Clare E. M. Prebble1,2,*, Christoph A. Rohner2, Simon J. Pierce2, David P. Robinson3, Mohammed Y. Jaidah4, Steffen S. Bach5, Clive N. Trueman1 1National Oceanography Centre, University of Southampton, SO14 3ZH, UK 2Marine Megafauna Foundation, Truckee, CA 96161, USA 3Sharkwatch Arabia, Dubai, UAE 4Qatar Ministry of Environment, PO Box 22332, Doha, Qatar 5North Oil Company, PO Box 21264, Doha, Qatar *Corresponding author: cemp1g14@soton.ac.uk ABSTRACT: Assessing the movements and connectivity of whale sharks Rhincodon typus through their range is difficult due to high individual mobility and limited knowledge of their behaviour following dispersal from coastal aggregation sites. Here, we use a large set of photo-identification and stable isotope data (δ15N and δ13C) to test the assumption that sharks frequenting aggregation sites in Mozambique, Tanzania, and Qatar are a mixed stock, as inferred by genetic data. Photo-identification revealed negligible connectivity among aggregation sites and none between the southern and central areas of the Western Indian Ocean (Mozambique and Tanzania) and the Arabian Gulf (Qatar). Sight-resight data indicated that shark movements at each site could be best represented by a model that included emigration, re-immigration, and some mortality or permanent emigration. Although there was high individual variation in the isotope profiles of sharks from each location, comparison with latitudinal isotope data suggests that sharks had shown site fidelity to within a few hundred kilometres of each study area over the period of isotopic integration. Given the Endangered status of whale sharks and regional differences in anthropogenic threat profiles, further studies—and conservation assessment efforts—should consider the possibility that whale shark subpopulations exist over smaller geographical scales than previously documented. KEY WORDS: Movement ecology · Planktivore · Philopatry · Elasmobranch · Mark-recapture Full text in pdf format PreviousNextCite this article as: Prebble CEM, Rohner CA, Pierce SJ, Robinson DP, Jaidah MY, Bach SS, Trueman CN (2018) Limited latitudinal ranging of juvenile whale sharks in the Western Indian Ocean suggests the existence of regional management units. Mar Ecol Prog Ser 601:167-183. https://doi.org/10.3354/meps12667 Export citation RSS - Facebook - Tweet - linkedIn Cited by Published in MEPS Vol. 601. Online publication date: August 09, 2018 Print ISSN: 0171-8630; Online ISSN: 1616-1599 Copyright © 2018 Inter-Research." @default.
• W2808964162 created "2018-06-29" @default.
• W2808964162 creator A5018818429 @default.
• W2808964162 creator A5024972785 @default.
• W2808964162 creator A5034345776 @default.
• W2808964162 creator A5052473626 @default.
• W2808964162 creator A5068283429 @default.
• W2808964162 creator A5079542269 @default.
• W2808964162 creator A5091431113 @default.
• W2808964162 date "2018-08-09" @default.
• W2808964162 modified "2023-10-01" @default.
• W2808964162 title "Limited latitudinal ranging of juvenile whale sharks in the Western Indian Ocean suggests the existence of regional management units" @default.
• W2808964162 cites W1489071217 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W1505623432 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W1558896522 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W1580043097 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W1596314088 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W1723747715 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W1756972195 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W1957310792 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W1967251255 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W1969139211 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W1970822599 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W1971264568 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W1981637468 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W1984620299 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W1991320563 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W1993685048 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W1998999442 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W2000619440 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W2002373751 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W2003402084 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W2004169429 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W2005562847 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W2012962390 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W2014592120 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W2015433080 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W2016247570 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W2017331748 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W2025179595 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W2031340449 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W2036335735 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W2040442333 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W2046143163 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W2046409388 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W2048421231 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W2049373328 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W2049429223 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W2050670701 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W2051139375 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W2055053724 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W2058441882 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W2059119961 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W2061504450 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W2070825617 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W2073098723 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W2083949841 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W2086132140 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W2087148465 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W2093633110 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W2101259489 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W2102424294 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W2104931980 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W2105837930 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W2115208265 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W2118109518 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W2119470225 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W2123459006 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W2124118547 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W2129932973 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W2134917816 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W2136703725 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W2141505056 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W2141589539 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W2145753628 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W2152013016 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W2156345525 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W2163901309 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W2165259423 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W2166919664 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W2261305425 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W2294621169 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W2298839250 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W2314816946 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W2401300667 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W2461728305 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W2468376997 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W2470579635 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W2471832099 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W2471897740 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W2474192519 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W2530989610 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W2531497542 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W2551386920 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W2562668163 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W2610181405 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W2611251287 @default.
• W2808964162 cites W2613895269 @default.

• next