Global Perspectives on the Biology and Life History of the White Shark
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A collection of papers presented at the International White Shark Symposium in 2010, this reference presents research focusing on the biology and management of white sharks. The majority of the papers presented are original research, with very few reviews, providing new, innovative information and understandings reached through the previous 15 years of research. Topics covered include techniques used to assess movement and migration patterns, habitat utilization, and daily activity patterns; laboratory techniques for molecular genetics, food, diet, and nutrient assimilation; and reproductive…mehr

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A collection of papers presented at the International White Shark Symposium in 2010, this reference presents research focusing on the biology and management of white sharks. The majority of the papers presented are original research, with very few reviews, providing new, innovative information and understandings reached through the previous 15 years of research. Topics covered include techniques used to assess movement and migration patterns, habitat utilization, and daily activity patterns; laboratory techniques for molecular genetics, food, diet, and nutrient assimilation; and reproductive biology. Also discussed are policy directions for managers and researchers. Sections are organized thematically rather than geographically.
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Michael L. Domeier, Ph.D., is the founding President of the Marine Conservation Science Institute, a Southern California nonprofit organization dedicated to bridging the gap between research and conservation. Dr. Domeier earned his B.S. in marine biology from the Florida Institute of Technology in 1987, followed by a Ph.D. in marine biology and fisheries from the University of Miami's Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science in 1992. He has made important contributions to a wide variety of specialized fields, including coral reef fish ecology, pelagic fish ecology, and the advancement of electronic tagging technology and methods. He was the Organizing Chair of the Fourth International Billfish Symposium held in 2004 and he also chaired the 2009 International White Shark Symposium. His pioneering White Shark research at Guadalupe Island, Mexico, distinguishes him among the world's foremost White Shark experts.