Abstract The Pacific sleeper shark Somniosus pacificus is a large-bodied and broad-ranging
squaliform shark that occupies diverse habitats throughout the Pacific Ocean. Despite its …

Most demographic models are single sex, and assume both sexes have the same vital rates.
However, many species, including the shortfin mako shark, are sexually dimorphic in vital …

Most demographic models explicitly track the dynamics of a single sex. However, single-sex
models may lead to rather poor results when vital rates and other demographic parameters …

Elasmobranchs play critically important ecological roles throughout the world's oceans, yet
in many cases, their slow life histories and interactions with fisheries makes them particularly …

Glyphis sharks and pristid sawfishes are globally threatened. While some populations still
exist in northern Australia, their distributions are poorly quantified. We used catch records …

The shark complex (spiny dogfish, Pacific sleeper shark, salmon shark and
other/unidentified sharks) in the Gulf of Alaska (GOA) is regularly assessed on a biennial …

An estimate of the population growth rate (γ) is an essential biological information that can
be input into stock assessment models to estimate management quantities for commercial …

The purpose of this study was to examine the basic life history of a lightly exploited stock of
Squalus suckleyi in the Gulf of Alaska to establish a baseline for future comparison and to …

A Bayesian population modelling tool integrating separable virtual population analysis, per‐
recruit models and age‐structured demographic analysis was developed for the bigeye …

Simple Summary Statistical of baseline and species-specific data are largely unavailable for
several elasmobranchs (eg, sharks, skates, and rays). Populations of many shark species …