Elasmobranch Research around Monterey Bay

2001, 3-7 Oct, Elasmobranch Husbandry Symposium, Orlando, Florida USA 2002, 3-7/8 July, AES/ASIH Meeting, Western Crown Center Kansas City, Missouri USA 2003, AES/ASIH Meeting, Manaus, Brazil! 2004, AES/ASIH Meeting Oklahoma USA 2005, AES/ASIH Meeting Tampa, Florida USA or New Orleans, Louisiana USA 2005, Nov. 7th Indo-Pacific Fish Conference, Taiwan 2006, AES/ASIH Meeting, Victoria B.C. Canada
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New July 2001	Dyer Island White Shark Slide Show. On June 9, 2001 we saw 12 white sharks between 2-4 m TL at Dyer Island. (slide 1 shows a map, followed by 17 slides of action)
New April 2001	PRELIMINARY Demographic Analyses of the Basking Shark, Sandtiger Shark, White shark, and Whale Shark.
	Pelagic stingray at CAS
	Morro Bay White Shark Dissection
New March 2001	Porbeagle Litters and Large Porbeagles
New March 2001	Whale Sharks in Monterey Bay?
Anatomy of Salmon Shark Embryos	Basking Shark Fishery in Monterey Bay	Blue Sharks in Monterey Bay (coming soon)	Cartilaginous Fishes in Monterey Bay (coming soon)
Embryo Develop. of the Brown Catshark	Embryo Development of the Pelagic Stingray	Lamnid Embryo Development	Literary Contributions
Life History Summary for several Elasmobranchs	Longfin Mako	Man-Killers of the Ages by H. S. Mazet
Oviparous Sharks (list of ~ 120 egg-laying sharks)	Pelagic Stingray	Porbeagle shark	Prickly Sharks captured in Monterey Bay
Salmon shark	Sevengill Shark	Sixgill Shark	Shortfin Mako
von Bertalanffy Growth Function	Whale Sharks in Monterey Bay?	White Shark Summary with Photographs

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Dentorama shows upper dentition of 323 mm total length porbeagle embryo, © H. F. Mollet Background credit: Jim Bourdon (Drawing of bicuspid tooth of pelagic stingray) Created October 1995, updated April 2001.