Jonathan Smart
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Sadly the link is broken.
December 11, 2024 at 7:07 AM
Sadly the link is broken.
Reposted by Jonathan Smart
Researchers highlight troubling dark spots where shark & ray biodiversity is plummeting.
1. Japan–Taiwan
2. Indonesia to New Guinea
3. India & Bay of Bengal
4. Western Indian Ocean
5. SW Atlantic
6. Galapagos & SE Pacific
7. Gulf of California
🧵14/20
1. Japan–Taiwan
2. Indonesia to New Guinea
3. India & Bay of Bengal
4. Western Indian Ocean
5. SW Atlantic
6. Galapagos & SE Pacific
7. Gulf of California
🧵14/20
December 5, 2024 at 10:05 PM
Researchers highlight troubling dark spots where shark & ray biodiversity is plummeting.
1. Japan–Taiwan
2. Indonesia to New Guinea
3. India & Bay of Bengal
4. Western Indian Ocean
5. SW Atlantic
6. Galapagos & SE Pacific
7. Gulf of California
🧵14/20
1. Japan–Taiwan
2. Indonesia to New Guinea
3. India & Bay of Bengal
4. Western Indian Ocean
5. SW Atlantic
6. Galapagos & SE Pacific
7. Gulf of California
🧵14/20
Reposted by Jonathan Smart
And you can find my small contribution at the very end (literally - it is the very last section starting on page 2067). It is on the poorly known, but very threatened, weasel sharks. This is a family of 8 species, 7 of which are threatened.
December 2, 2024 at 10:51 PM
And you can find my small contribution at the very end (literally - it is the very last section starting on page 2067). It is on the poorly known, but very threatened, weasel sharks. This is a family of 8 species, 7 of which are threatened.