DOI: 10.35537/10915/56249
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Herramientas para la conservación de los condrictios costeros del Mar Argentino

Abstract: A nivel global, una de cada cuatro especies de condrictios está amenazada de extinción y gran parte del resto está casi amenazada, debido a la pesca, la destrucción del hábitat y la contaminación. En el Mar Argentino se determinó que un 6,7% (7 especies) está En Peligro Crítico y otras siete En Peligro; un 28,1% (29 especies) son Vulnerables, el 13,5% (14 especies) está Casi Amenazada; un 13,5% es de Preocupación menor (14 especies) y el 31,5% (33 especies) resultó con Datos Insuficientes. El objetivo de este … Show more

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“…Juveniles specimens of the same range size (1.35-3.54 m) have also been found in similar shallow waters reef depths (20-40 m) during summer in Flora Islets, British Columbia (Dunbrack & Zielinski, 2003). The specimen was tagged and release alive as part of the national citizen science project "Conservar Tiburones de Argentina" (Cuevas, 2016). Tagging procedures followed the code of good practice for sustainable recreational fisheries recommended by the Shark Tagging Manualof Argentina (Cuevas;Cedrola& Chiaramonte, 2013).…”
Section: New Record Of the Bluntnose Sixgill Shark Hexanchus Griseus ...mentioning
confidence: 94%
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“…Juveniles specimens of the same range size (1.35-3.54 m) have also been found in similar shallow waters reef depths (20-40 m) during summer in Flora Islets, British Columbia (Dunbrack & Zielinski, 2003). The specimen was tagged and release alive as part of the national citizen science project "Conservar Tiburones de Argentina" (Cuevas, 2016). Tagging procedures followed the code of good practice for sustainable recreational fisheries recommended by the Shark Tagging Manualof Argentina (Cuevas;Cedrola& Chiaramonte, 2013).…”
Section: New Record Of the Bluntnose Sixgill Shark Hexanchus Griseus ...mentioning
confidence: 94%
“…The specimen was tagged and release alive as part of the national citizen science project "Conservar Tiburones de Argentina" (Cuevas, 2016). Tagging procedures followed the code of good practice for sustainable recreational fisheries recommended by the Shark Tagging Manualof Argentina (Cuevas;Cedrola& Chiaramonte, 2013). Other complementary measures were taken as well by using an image analysis system -KLONK Image Measurement software version 20.4.6.0 (Andersen, 1993; Table I) for comparison with previous works.…”
Section: New Record Of the Bluntnose Sixgill Shark Hexanchus Griseus ...mentioning
confidence: 99%