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Nicholas Dulvy

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Secures a living for fishes & fisheries; especially sustainability for sharks, rays & chimaeras. Global Shark Assessment findings: bit.ly/SharkStatus
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Bending back the curve of shark and ray biodiversity loss - Nature Reviews Biodiversity

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By Nicholas Dulvy, Rachel Aitchison, Amanda Arnold, Hollie Booth, Patricia Charvet, Jay Matsushiba, Christopher G. Mull, Nathan Pacoureau, Cassandra L. Rigby, Issah Seidu, C. Samantha Sherman, Sonja V. Fordham
| Nature
Abstract Sharks and rays are sentinels of the state of the ocean. Since the mid-twentieth century, overall abundance has declined by nearly 65% and over one-third (37.5%) of species are threatened, causing widespread changes in community structure. This crisis stems from unregulated fisheries expansion coupled with inadequate catch-and-trade monitoring that fail to account for the complexity of shark and ray products, their use and global trade flows.
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Deep-sea mining risks for sharks, rays, and chimeras

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By Aaron B. Judah, Christopher G. Mull, Nicholas Dulvy, Brittany Finucci, Victoria E. Assad, Jeffrey C. Drazen
| Cell Press
Keywords: benthopelagic connectivity conservation planning cumulative impacts endangered, threatened, and protected species ETP species polymetallic nodules polymetallic sulfides cobalt-rich crusts Results and discussion The race to mine the deep ocean for its reserves of metals has drawn considerable public, political, and scientific attention globally.1 These metals exist in three primary mineral types: polymetallic nodules (PMNs, ∼2.27 million km2 total contract area), which are the...
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Opportunities to enhance conservation success for sharks - npj Ocean Sustainability

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By Andrew J. Temple, Agathe Pirog, Nicholas Dulvy, Simon Weigmann, Hollie Booth, Carolyn Wheeler, Brittany Finucci, Alifa Haque, Michael Heithaus, Issah Seidu, Jodie Rummer, Enric Cortés
| Nature
Abstract Sharks, rays, and chimaeras are among the most threatened vertebrate lineages. Despite considerable conservation efforts, the extinction risk of sharks continues to rise. We present a quantitative analysis of the shark conservation literature, exploring trends and interconnectivities in key topics using a machine learning approach.
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