SCIENTIFIC PUBLICATIONS
Scientific Publications
Limited latitudinal ranging of sharks in the Western Indian Ocean suggests the existence of regional management units. Prebble C, Rohner C, Pierce S, Robinson D, Jaidah M, Bach S, Trueman C (2018) Marine Ecology Progress Series.
Undersea Constellations: The global biology of an endangered marine megavertebrate further informed through citizen science. Norman BM, Holmberg JA, Arzoumanian Z, Reynolds SD, Wilson RP, Rob D, Pierce SJ, Gleiss AC, de la Parra R, Galvan B, Ramirez-Macias D, Robinson D, Fox S, Graham R, Rowat D, Potenski M, Levine M, Mckinney JA, Hoffmayer E, Dove ADM, Hueter R, Ponzo A, Araujo G, Aca E, David D, Rees R, Duncan A, Rohner CA, Prebble CEM, Hearn A, Acuna D, Berumen ML, Vázquez A, Green J, Bach SS, Schmidt JV, Beatty SJ, Morgan DL. (2016) Bio Science: bix127
Laser photogrammetry improves size and demographic estimates for whale sharks.Rohner C, Richardson, A, Prebble, C, Marshall, A, Bennett, M, Weeks, S, Cliff, G, Wintner, S, Pierce, S. (2015) . Peer J.
Whale sharks target dense prey patches of sergestid shrimp off Tanzania.Rohner C, Armstrong A, Pierce S, Prebble C, Cagua F, Cochran J, Berumen M, Richardon A (2015) . Journal of Plankton Research.
Acoustic telemetry reveals cryptic residency of whale sharks. Cagua F, Cochran J, Rohner C, Prebble C, Sinclair-Taylor T, Pierce S & Berumen M (2015) Biology Letters.
Diet of whale sharks (Rhincodon typus) inferred from stomach content and signature fatty acid analysis.Rohner.C, Couturier.L, Richardson.A, Pierce.S, Prebble.C, Gibbons.M, Nichols.P. (2013) Marine Ecology Progress Series.
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Credit: Simon Pierce Me taking a photo-ID shot of a whale shark at Mafia Island, Tanzania.
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Credit: Jonathan Green Me photographing some silky sharks t Darwin Arch, Galapagos.