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Added resource Naamloze bron to Tubbataha Reefs Natural Park: the first comprehensive elasmobranch assessment reveals global hotspot for reef sharks: Fishes Checklist
 
              
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| 25 | "notes": "A total of 113 BRUV surveys were completed throughout 2015 | 25 | "notes": "A total of 113 BRUV surveys were completed throughout 2015 | ||
| 26 | and 2016. The BRUV surveys documented a CMaxN of 237 elasmobranchs | 26 | and 2016. The BRUV surveys documented a CMaxN of 237 elasmobranchs | ||
| 27 | from 14 species and one unidentified Carcharhinid. The overall CPUE | 27 | from 14 species and one unidentified Carcharhinid. The overall CPUE | ||
| 28 | from both years was 2.09 (Table 1), with at least one elasmobranch | 28 | from both years was 2.09 (Table 1), with at least one elasmobranch | ||
| 29 | encounter occurring in 92.03% (n = 104) of surveys. Carcharhinus | 29 | encounter occurring in 92.03% (n = 104) of surveys. Carcharhinus | ||
| 30 | amblyrhynchos, the most abundant species, with a CMaxN of 103, | 30 | amblyrhynchos, the most abundant species, with a CMaxN of 103, | ||
| 31 | occurred in 54.87% of surveys, recording an overall CPUE of 0.91 (x = | 31 | occurred in 54.87% of surveys, recording an overall CPUE of 0.91 (x = | ||
| 32 | 0.91 +- 1.64 SD). Triaenodon obesus were also abundant, with a CMaxN | 32 | 0.91 +- 1.64 SD). Triaenodon obesus were also abundant, with a CMaxN | ||
| 33 | of 98, and were present in 71.68% of surveys with an overall CPUE of | 33 | of 98, and were present in 71.68% of surveys with an overall CPUE of | ||
| 34 | 0.87 (x = 0.87 +- 0.84 SD). Other shark species observed during two | 34 | 0.87 (x = 0.87 +- 0.84 SD). Other shark species observed during two | ||
| 35 | years of sampling were, in order of decreasing CMaxN, tiger shark | 35 | years of sampling were, in order of decreasing CMaxN, tiger shark | ||
| 36 | Galeocerdo cuvier (CMaxN = 8), blacktip reef shark Carcharhinus | 36 | Galeocerdo cuvier (CMaxN = 8), blacktip reef shark Carcharhinus | ||
| 37 | melanopterus (8), scalloped hammerhead shark Sphyrna lewini (7), tawny | 37 | melanopterus (8), scalloped hammerhead shark Sphyrna lewini (7), tawny | ||
| 38 | nurse shark Nebrius ferrugineus (2), thresher shark Alopias sp. (2), | 38 | nurse shark Nebrius ferrugineus (2), thresher shark Alopias sp. (2), | ||
| 39 | silky shark Carcharhinus falciformis (1), silvertip shark Carcharhinus | 39 | silky shark Carcharhinus falciformis (1), silvertip shark Carcharhinus | ||
| 40 | albimarginatus (1), and whale shark Rhincodon typus (1). Batoid | 40 | albimarginatus (1), and whale shark Rhincodon typus (1). Batoid | ||
| 41 | species observed were spotted eagle ray Aetobatus spp. (2), round | 41 | species observed were spotted eagle ray Aetobatus spp. (2), round | ||
| 42 | ribbontail ray Taeinurops meyeni (1), bluespotted ribbontail ray | 42 | ribbontail ray Taeinurops meyeni (1), bluespotted ribbontail ray | ||
| 43 | Taeniura lymma (1), and a manta ray Mobula sp. (1). There was no | 43 | Taeniura lymma (1), and a manta ray Mobula sp. (1). There was no | ||
| 44 | significant difference between years in CPUE of C. amblyrhynchos in | 44 | significant difference between years in CPUE of C. amblyrhynchos in | ||
| 45 | shallow habitats (PERMANOVA, p = 0.297, Pseudo-F = 1.139) and deep | 45 | shallow habitats (PERMANOVA, p = 0.297, Pseudo-F = 1.139) and deep | ||
| 46 | habitats (p = 0.48, Pseudo-F = 0.607). Similarly, no significant | 46 | habitats (p = 0.48, Pseudo-F = 0.607). Similarly, no significant | ||
| 47 | difference in the abundance of T. obesus; abundance was evident | 47 | difference in the abundance of T. obesus; abundance was evident | ||
| 48 | between years in shallow (p = 0.19, Pseudo-F = 2.122) and deep | 48 | between years in shallow (p = 0.19, Pseudo-F = 2.122) and deep | ||
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| 72 | "title": "Tubbataha Reefs Natural Park: the first comprehensive | 94 | "title": "Tubbataha Reefs Natural Park: the first comprehensive | ||
| 73 | elasmobranch assessment reveals global hotspot for reef sharks: Fishes | 95 | elasmobranch assessment reveals global hotspot for reef sharks: Fishes | ||
| 74 | Checklist", | 96 | Checklist", | ||
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