1]) as reported for
elasmobranchs by Wilhelm & Boveris (1993).
Effects of EMFs from undersea power cables on
elasmobranchs and other marine species.
According to Campana (2001), age and growth studies of
elasmobranchs indicated a mean coefficient of variation (CV) of 10% for vertebral centra and 11% for spines.
Fish and
elasmobranch species assemblages showed similar patterns to that of invertebrate species assemblages.
Other occurrences of Port Jackson sharks and other
elasmobranchs at Point Cooke Marine Sanctuary
The team also identified the giant guitarfish, Halavi's guitarfish and six species of ray, which all belong to the same
elasmobranch family of marine life as sharks.
Elasmobranch gonad structure: a descriptive survey.
According to the International Shark Attack Files, which is a compilation of all known shark attacks administered by the American
Elasmobranch Society and the Florida Museum of Natural History: "Worldwide there are probably 70 - 100 shark attacks annually resulting in about 5 - 15 deaths.
Mesozoic
Elasmobranchs, Neoselachian Philogeny and the rise of modern
Elasmobranch diversity.
The topics include main causes and consequences of the decline of diadromous fish in western European inland waters, the final report on the economic valuation of water hyacinth as an environmental problem on Uganda's fresh-water resources and its effects on key economic activities, the artisanal fleet of Andalusia in Spain as a case study of occupational safety policies in the small-scale fishing sector, the effects of thermal processing on the quality of canned fish, a preliminary study of
elasmobranch by-catch in pelagic pair trawl in the Adriatic, complex system tools for a complex ecosystem, and the development of monoclonal antibodies to combat fish misdescription and fraud.
He was the first to describe the evolution of the nervous system of
elasmobranch fishes.
At the time of writing, FISH-BOL included records from 511
elasmobranch species (46% of the 1114 then recognised shark and ray species) and from 24 holocephalans (52% of the 46 then recognised species).
