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Movements of scalloped hammerhead sharks (Sphyrna lewini) at Cocos Island, Costa Rica and between oceanic islands in the Eastern Tropical Pacific
ArticleAbstract: Many species of sharks form aggregations around oceanic islands, yet their levels of residency and tPalabras claves:Autores:Alex R. Hearn, Antoniou A., Arauz R., Ketchum J.T., Lara F., Lion S.B., Nalesso E., Peter Klimley A., Reid A., Soler G.A., Sosa-Nishizaki O., Steiner T.Fuentes:googlescopusSeasonal aggregations of blacktip sharks Carcharhinus limbatus at a marine protected area in the Gulf of California, assessed by unoccupied aerial vehicle surveys
ArticleAbstract: No-take marine protected areas (MPAs) can provide spatial refuge for species throughout all or partPalabras claves:aerial survey, Cabo Pulmo National Park, DRONE, elasmobranch, Environmental factors, Generalized additive model, Refuging, Unoccupied aerial systemAutores:Alex R. Hearn, Ayres K.A., Elorriaga-Verplancken F.R., Galvan-Magana F., Gonzalez-Armas R., Hoyos-Padilla E.M., Kajiura S.M., Ketchum J.T., Martinez-Rincón R.O.Fuentes:googlescopusShark movement patterns in the Mexican Pacific: A conservation and management perspective
Book PartAbstract: Marine animal tracking has become one of the major tools used to understand the behavior and ecologyPalabras claves:Fisheries, Marine conservation, movement ecology, telemetry, Top predatorsAutores:Aldana-Moreno A., Alex R. Hearn, Ayres K.A., Galvan-Magana F., Grau M., Hoyos-Padilla M.E., Ketchum J.T., Lara-Lizardi F., Muntaner-López G., Peter Klimley A., Trejo-Ramírez A., Whitehead D.A.Fuentes:googlescopusVERTICAL and HORIZONTAL MOVEMENTS of the SCALLOPED HAMMERHEAD SHARK (SPHYRNA LEWINI) around MALPELO and COCOS ISLANDS (TROPICAL EASTERN PACIFIC) USING SATELLITE TELEMETRY
ArticleAbstract: Understanding distribution ranges and the daily movement patterns of pelagic fishes are key aspectsPalabras claves:COCOS, Malpelo, Satellite telemetry, Sphyrna lewini, Vertical and horizontal movementsAutores:Alex R. Hearn, Arauz R., Calmettes B., Guzmán A., Ketchum J.T., Klimley P.A., Lion S.B., Soler G.A.Fuentes:googlescopusResidency and diel movement patterns of the endangered scalloped hammerhead Sphyrna lewini in the Revillagigedo National Park
ArticleAbstract: This study is the first description of the residency and diel movements of Sphyrna lewini at the RevPalabras claves:Conservation, Eastern tropical Pacific, endangered species, site fidelity, telemetryAutores:Aldana-Moreno A., Alex R. Hearn, Becerril-García E.E., Galvan-Magana F., Gonzalez-Armas R., Hoyos-Padilla E.M., Ketchum J.T., Peter Klimley A., Winram W.Fuentes:googlescopusResidency of the scalloped hammerhead shark (Sphyrna lewini) at Malpelo Island and evidence of migration to other islands in the Eastern Tropical Pacific
ArticleAbstract: Sixty nine hammerhead sharks, Sphyrna lewini, were tagged at Malpelo Island (Colombia) with ultrasonPalabras claves:Connectivity, Marine protected areas, telemetryAutores:Alex R. Hearn, Arauz R., Ketchum J.T., Lion S.B., Peter Klimley A., Soler G.A.Fuentes:googlescopusStudies of the movement ecology of sharks justify the existence and expansion of marine protected areas in the Eastern Pacific Ocean
ArticleAbstract: We present a compilation of published telemetric results, complemented by the addition of new resultPalabras claves:marine megafauna, Marine reserves, movement ecology, Sharks, telemetryAutores:Alex R. Hearn, Arauz R., Chávez E.J., Chinacalle N., Espinoza E.R., Fischer C., Green J.R., Hoyos-Padilla M.E., Ketchum J.T., Ladino F., Lion S.B., Nalesso E., Peñaherrera‑Palma C., Peter Klimley A., Shillinger G., Soler G.A., Steiner T.Fuentes:googlescopusThe use of an unoccupied aerial vehicle to survey shark species over sand and rocky-reef habitats in a marine protected area
ArticleAbstract: Cabo Pulmo National Park was established in 1995 and has since seen a large increase in fish biomassPalabras claves:aerial survey, DRONE, elasmobranch, Monitoring, UAVAutores:Alex R. Hearn, Ayres K.A., Elorriaga-Verplancken F.R., Galvan-Magana F., Gonzalez-Armas R., Hoyos-Padilla E.M., Kajiura S.M., Ketchum J.T.Fuentes:googlescopus