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Baited remote underwater survey of chondrichthyans in False Bay, South Africa
Worldwide, numerous shark populations are in rapid decline due to chronic overfishing. Their slow reproductive capacity make them susceptible to extinction. To monitor the status of chondrichthyan species, the method or combination of methods used should be non-selective, applicable in a variety of...
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Department of Biological Sciences
2015
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