Search Results - "Clua, Eric E.G."

Increase of coastal shark bite frequency linked to the COVID-19 lockdown reveals a territoriality-dominance behaviour toward humans.

Authors: Clua, Eric E.G. Meyer, Carl G. Séguigne, Clémentine et al.

Source: Behaviour. 2024, Vol. 161 Issue 8/9, p637-660. 24p.

Subjects: Shark attacks, Predatory aquatic animals, Stay-at-home orders, Self-defense, COVID-19

The 'Mistaken Identity Hypothesis' for shark bites on humans is an anthropomorphic fallacy.

Authors: Clua, Eric E.G. Meyer, Carl G.

Source: Behaviour. 2023, Vol. 160 Issue 11, p1153-1165. 13p.

Subjects: Sharks, Shark attacks, Scientific community, Hypothesis

Examining individual behavioural variation in wild adult bull sharks (Carcharhinus leucas) suggests divergent personalities.

Authors: Vignaud, Thomas M. Meyer, Carl G. Séguigne, Clémentine et al.

Source: Behaviour. 2023, Vol. 160 Issue 11, p1283-1301. 19p.

Subjects: Sharks, Animal species, Personality, Adults, Bashfulness

A review of the behaviours of the Chondrichthyes: a multi-species ethogram for the chimaeras, sharks, and rays.

Authors: Klimley, A. Peter Porcher, Ila F. Clua, Eric E.G. et al.

Source: Behaviour. 2023, Vol. 160 Issue 11, p967-1080. 114p.

Subjects: Chondrichthyes, Sharks, Inter-observer reliability, Simple machines, Research personnel, Species

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Shark movements between islands in the Revillagigedo Archipelago and connectivity to other islands in the Eastern Tropical Pacific.

Authors: Lara-Lizardi, Frida Ketchum, James T. Hearn, Alex R. et al.

Source: PLoS ONE. 2/18/2026, Vol. 21 Issue 2, p1-18. 18p.

Managing bite risk for divers in the context of shark feeding ecotourism: A case study from French Polynesia (Eastern Pacific).

Authors: Clua, Eric E.G.^1,2 Eric.clua@gmail.com

Source: Tourism Management. Oct2018, Vol. 68, p275-283. 9p.

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Fisheries science and marine education catalyze the renaissance of traditional management (rahui) to improve an artisanal fishery in French Polynesia.

Authors: Filous, Alexander Lennox, Robert J. Beaury, Jean Pierre et al.

Source: Marine Policy. Jan2021, Vol. 123, pN.PAG-N.PAG. 1p.