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Autor(en) / Beteiligte

• Queiroz, Nuno
• Humphries, Nicolas E
• Couto, Ana
• Vedor, Marisa
• da Costa, Ivo
• Sequeira, Ana M M
• Mucientes, Gonzalo
• Santos, António M
• Abascal, Francisco J
• Abercrombie, Debra L
• Abrantes, Katya
• Afonso, André S
• Anders, Darrell
• Araujo, Gonzalo
• Bach, Pascal
• Barnett, Adam
• Bernal, Diego
• Bezerra, Natalia P A
• Blaison, Antonin V
• Bradford, Russell W
• Braun, Camrin D
• Brooks, Edward J
• Brooks, Annabelle
• Brown, Judith
• Bruce, Barry D
• Campana, Steven E
• Carlisle, Aaron B
• Chapple, Taylor K
• Chisholm, John
• Clua, Eric G
• JeCochran, Jesse E M
• Crochelet, Estelle C
• Dagorn, Laurent
• Daly, Ryan
• Cortés, Daniel Devia
• Doyle, Thomas K
• Duffy, Clinton A J
• Espinoza, Eduardo
• Ferreira, Luciana C
• Ferretti, Francesco
• Filmalter, John D
• Fischer, G Chris
• Fitzpatrick, Richard
• Fontes, Jorge
• get, Fabien
• Francis, Malcolm P
• Gallagher, Austin J
• Goldsworthy, Simon D
• Gollock, Matthew J
• Green, Jonathan R
• Harman, Luke
• Hazin, Fábio H V
• Hearn, Alex R
• Howey, Lucy A
• Hueter, Robert E
• Hussey, Nigel E
• Huveneers, Charlie
• Jacoby, David M P
• Jewell, Oliver J D
• Johnson, Ryan
• Jordan, Lance K B
• Joyce, Warren
• Ketchum, James T
• Klimley, A Peter
• Kock, Alison A
• MacDonnell, Anna
• Bruno, C L
• Marshall, Heather
• McAllister, Jaime D
• Meyer, Michael A
• Nelson, Emily R
• Papastamatiou, Yannis P
• Peñaherrera-Palma, Cesar
• Poisson, Francois
• Richardson, Andrew J
• Rogers, Paul J
• Rohner, Christoph A
• Rowat, David R L
• Samoilys, Melita
• Semmens, Jayson M
• Sheaves, Marcus
• Shivji, Mahmood
• Singh, Sarika
• Skomal, Gregory B
• Smale, Malcolm J
• Snyders, Laurenne B
• Thorrold, Simon R
• Tolotti, Mariana T
• Travassos, Paulo
• Tyminski, John P
• Vaudo, Jeremy J
• Weber, Sam B
• White, Timothy D
• Williams, Sean
• Zárate, Patricia M
• Harcourt, Robert
• Meekan, Mark G
• Eguiluz, Victor M
• Duarte, Carlos M
• Simpson, Samantha J

Titel

Reply to: Shark mortality cannot be assessed by fishery overlap alone

Ist Teil von

• Nature (London), 2021-07, Vol.595 (7866), p.E8-2

Ort / Verlag

London: Nature Publishing Group

Erscheinungsjahr

2021

Beschreibungen/Notizen

• [...]we account for selectivity by focusing our fisheries-independent spatial estimates directly on individuals that were actually caught by the focal fisheries. [...]the commercially valuable sharks that we tracked are seldom discarded by major high-seas longlining fleets8, indicating that an implicit assumption of a fishing mortality probability of one does not substantially overestimate the mortality that occurs. Regarding FEI being related to fishing-induced shark mortality, we stated1 that the significant positive relationship between Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) fishery landings data and individual-species mean FEI "implies that the index reflects fishing-induced shark mortality". [...]we disagree that our analyses do not support our conclusion of limited spatial refuge for pelagic sharks from current levels of fishing effort in Areas Beyond National Jurisdictions (ABNJs).