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Geographic Variations in Reproductive Parameters of the Starspotted Dogfish, Mustelus manazo, from Five Localities in Japan and in Taiwan

The sharks appeared to mature at a later age and to a larger size in the most northern population, Aomori, and to be faster and smaller in the southern population, Taiwan, and the Tokyo Bay population is distinctive regarding growth and sex ratios of embryos.
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Juvenile and small fishes in a mangrove estuary in Trang province, Thailand: seasonal and habitat differences

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Age, Growth and Reproduction of the Oceanic Whitetip Shark from the Pacific Ocean

Age, growth, and maturity of the oceanic whitetip shark Carcharhinus longimanus in the North Pacific, and the reproduction in the South Pacific, captured with tuna longline are studied.
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Exploring the shape of univariate data using kernel density estimators

Descriptions of freshwater elasmobranchs collected from three rivers in northern Australia.

Measurements of auditory sensitivity in common carp Cyprinus carpio by the auditory brainstem response technique and cardiac conditioning method

The auditory thresholds of common carp were measured by the non-invasive auditory brainstem response (ABR) technique, and audiograms obtained by using behavioral techniques were compared with those taken by the ABR and ECG techniques to assess the validity of theABR technique for testing fish hearing sensitivity.
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Growth Characteristics of Two Populations of Mustelus manazo from Japan Based upon Cross-Readings of Vertebral Bands

Vertebral centra from Mustclu moncrzo, collected off Nagasaki in southern Japan and hm Choshi in the north, were used in a cms-exchange and comparative readiig study among three laboratories (two in…

Carbon source and trophic position of pelagic fish in coastal waters of south-eastern Izu Peninsula, Japan, identified by stable isotope analysis

Results indicate that nektonic and planktonic fishes depend on phytoplankton for carbon supply, and planktivorous fishes should be mainly assigned to trophic levels 3 and 4 in this area.
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Blainville's Dogfish, Squalus blainville, from Japan, with Notes on S.mitsukurii and S.japonicus

The three species of the blainville group are described making morphological comparisons and believe the differences warrant the retention of Cirrhgaleus as a separate genus.
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Geographical variations in reproductive parameters of shortspine spurdog in the North Pacific

The life-history traits of sharks are characterized by low fecundity, slow growth, late maturation, and long lifespan in comparison with those of teleost fishes. As in other taxa, reproductive…
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