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Accepted on 03 Mar 2025

First Record of Orcas (Orcinus orca) Preying on a Prickly shark (Echinorhinus cookei) in the Gulf of California: Insights into Shark Ecology

in Elasmobranch Science

Frida Lara Lizardi
María Fernanda Gómez
Andrea Quintero

Frontiers in Fish Science

doi 10.3389/frish.2025.1437507

Original Research

Published on 24 Oct 2024

Predicting habitat suitability for the co-occurrence of an estuarine mesopredator and two top predatory fishes

in Elasmobranch Science

Paco Fontaine
Christine C. Jensen
Philip Matich
Jay R. Rooker
R. J. David Wells

Frontiers in Fish Science

doi 10.3389/frish.2024.1443923

691 views

Original Research

Published on 27 Aug 2024

Insights into the visitations of oceanic manta rays at cleaning stations on coral reefs in the Bird's Head Seascape, eastern Indonesia

in Elasmobranch Science

Edy Setyawan
Ronald Mambrasar
Abraham B. Sianipar
Abdy W. Hasan
Mochamad I. H. Putra
Imanuel Mofu
Calvin S. Beale
Mark V. Erdmann

Frontiers in Fish Science

doi 10.3389/frish.2024.1432244

1,366 views
2 citations

Original Research

Published on 22 May 2024

Identifying spatial movements and residency of pelagic thresher sharks (Alopias pelagicus) using satellite and passive acoustic telemetry to inform local conservation in central Indonesia

in Elasmobranch Science

Rafid A. Shidqi
Mark V. Erdmann
Edy Setyawan
Nerea Lezama-Ochoa
Dewi R. Sari
Abraham B. Sianipar
Joshua D. Stewart
Donald A. Croll

Frontiers in Fish Science

doi 10.3389/frish.2024.1391062

3,070 views
1 citation

Brief Research Report

Published on 17 May 2024

Recent expansion of the Atlantic cownose ray (Rhinoptera bonasus) into Bermudian waters

in Elasmobranch Science

Matthew J. Ajemian
Cecilia M. Hampton
Lauren M. Coleman
Joanna M. Pitt
Struan R. Smith
Christian M. Jones
Nicole M. Phillips

Frontiers in Fish Science

doi 10.3389/frish.2024.1394011

2,375 views

Brief Research Report

Published on 15 Feb 2024

One-year extra-uterine life support for viviparous shark embryos: first technological application to mid-term embryos

in Elasmobranch Science

Taketeru Tomita
Minoru Toda
Atsushi Kaneko
Kiyomi Murakumo
Kei Miyamoto
Keiichi Sato

Frontiers in Fish Science

doi 10.3389/frish.2024.1352871

2,541 views
1 citation

Original Research

Published on 11 Jan 2024

Steroid hormones as a non-lethal assessment of the reproductive biology in male and female blacktip reef sharks

in Elasmobranch Science

Johann Mourier
Serge Planes
Suzanne C. Mills

Frontiers in Fish Science

doi 10.3389/frish.2023.1284949

1,668 views
2 citations

Original Research

Published on 11 Jan 2024

Flapping about: trends and drivers of Australian cownose ray (Rhinoptera neglecta) coastal sightings at their southernmost distribution range

in Elasmobranch Science

Alysha J. Chan
Fabrice R. A. Jaine
Francisca Maron
Jane E. Williamson
Hayden. T. Schilling
Amy F. Smoothey
Victor M. Peddemors

Frontiers in Fish Science

doi 10.3389/frish.2023.1323633

2,705 views
1 citation

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First Record of Orcas (Orcinus orca) Preying on a Prickly shark (Echinorhinus cookei) in the Gulf of California: Insights into Shark Ecology

Predicting habitat suitability for the co-occurrence of an estuarine mesopredator and two top predatory fishes

Insights into the visitations of oceanic manta rays at cleaning stations on coral reefs in the Bird's Head Seascape, eastern Indonesia

Identifying spatial movements and residency of pelagic thresher sharks (Alopias pelagicus) using satellite and passive acoustic telemetry to inform local conservation in central Indonesia

Recent expansion of the Atlantic cownose ray (Rhinoptera bonasus) into Bermudian waters

One-year extra-uterine life support for viviparous shark embryos: first technological application to mid-term embryos

Steroid hormones as a non-lethal assessment of the reproductive biology in male and female blacktip reef sharks

Flapping about: trends and drivers of Australian cownose ray (Rhinoptera neglecta) coastal sightings at their southernmost distribution range