Blue shark (Prionace glauca) habitat associations with bathymetric variation
Blue shark (Prionace glauca) habitat associations with bathymetric variation The blue shark (Prionace glauca) is the most frequently caught pelagic shark in the Atlantic Ocean. In the NW Atlantic, blue sharks are caught mainly as bycatch in longline fisheries, with estimated catches exceeding 84,000 tonnes a year. Tuna and swordfish are primary fisheries which catch… DetailsConservation ecology of North Atlantic shark populations
Conservation ecology of North Atlantic shark populations. Worldwide, shark populations are suffering from overexploitation and high incidental mortality rates. In particular the North Atlantic Ocean has experienced severe declines of many shark species over the last decades. However, a scientific basis for comprehensive protection measures is still lacking for many species. Therefore, this project is… DetailsConservation ecology of North Atlantic shark populations
Conservation ecology of North Atlantic shark populations. Worldwide, shark populations are suffering from overexploitation and high incidental mortality rates. In particular the North Atlantic Ocean has experienced severe declines of many shark species over the last decades. However, a scientific basis for comprehensive protection measures is still lacking for many species. Therefore, this project is… DetailsOcean School
Ocean School https://youtu.be/o2QCKse3CuI DetailsMAINSTREET NS | Nov 3rd, 2015
Boris Worm talks to Stephanie about climate change and our oceans.
Our Oceans Guy talks climate change
MAINSTREET NS | Nov 3rd, 2015 Boris Worm talks climate change and the oceans Boris Worm talks to Stephanie about climate change and our oceans. LISTEN DetailsPublications
2015 Boudreau S, Anderson S, Worm B (2015) Top-down and bottom-up forces interact at thermal range extremes on American lobster. Journal of Animal Ecology 84:840-850 Boudreau_et-al-_2015.pdf View | Download Boyce DG, Frank KT, Worm B, Leggett WC (2015) Spatial patterns and predictors of trophic control in marine ecosystems. Ecology Letters 18:1001-1011 Boyce_etal_2015.pdf View | Download… DetailsWorm B, Chapman ARO (1996) Interference competition among two intertidal seaweeds: Chondrus crispus strongly affects survival of Fucus evanescens recruits. Marine Ecology Progress Series 145:297-308
Worm B, Chapman ARO (1996) Interference competition among two intertidal seaweeds: Chondrus crispus strongly affects survival of Fucus evanescens recruits. Marine Ecology Progress Series 145:297-308
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