Summary of the percentage of cephalopod, cephalopod eyeball, fish and nematode remains found in LFPWs, separated by stranding event, and sex.

Summary of data and literature references of hatchling mantle length (ML) and latitudinal distribution range for the 110 cephalopod species analyzed in the present study.

Roger Villanueva (244789)
Erica A. G. Vidal (735245)
Fernando Á. Fernández-Álvarez (3339852)
Jaruwat Nabhitabhata (751811)

November 2016

Summary of data and literature references of hatchling mantle length (ML) and latitudinal distrib...

List of spongivorous fish and the percentage sponge found in gut contents.

Abigail Powell (514296)
David J. Smith (514297)
Leanne J. Hepburn (514298)
Timothy Jones (329742)
Jade Berman (514299)
Jamaluddin Jompa (514300)
James J. Bell (329743)

January 2014

List of spongivorous fish and the percentage sponge found in gut contents.</p

Number of vertebrate species recovered in eDNA from each sampling event at each collection site.

Martha Valdez-Moreno (160426)
Natalia V. Ivanova (361995)
Manuel Elías-Gutiérrez (220841)
Stephanie L. Pedersen (6619568)
Kyrylo Bessonov (431087)
Paul D. N. Hebert (127093)

April 2019

Number of vertebrate species recovered in eDNA from each sampling event at each collection site.</p

Summary of the three most important cephalopod species recovered for each sex.

Isabel Beasley (4732506)
Yves Cherel (213795)
Sue Robinson (6204500)
Emma Betty (6204503)
Rie Hagihara (4797900)
Rosemary Gales (2932947)

January 2019

Summary of the three most important cephalopod species recovered for each sex.</p

Summary of the percentage of LFPW stomachs with prey contents, empty stomachs and parasites only in stomach. For stomachs with prey contents, the percentage of identifiable cephalopod beaks, and upper or broken beaks is also shown.

Isabel Beasley (4732506)
Yves Cherel (213795)
Sue Robinson (6204500)
Emma Betty (6204503)
Rie Hagihara (4797900)
Rosemary Gales (2932947)

January 2019

Summary of the percentage of LFPW stomachs with prey contents, empty stomachs and parasites only in ...

Summary of the three most important cephalopod species recovered for each age class at Ocean Beach.

Isabel Beasley (4732506)
Yves Cherel (213795)
Sue Robinson (6204500)
Emma Betty (6204503)
Rie Hagihara (4797900)
Rosemary Gales (2932947)

January 2019

Summary of the three most important cephalopod species recovered for each age class at Ocean Beach.<...

Summary of the three most important cephalopod species recovered from each site. Data from Gales et al. (1992) are also presented.

Isabel Beasley (4732506)
Yves Cherel (213795)
Sue Robinson (6204500)
Emma Betty (6204503)
Rie Hagihara (4797900)
Rosemary Gales (2932947)

January 2019

Summary of the three most important cephalopod species recovered from each site. Data from Gales et ...

A summary of the species composition and relative importance of prey items (FO, %Num, %Mass and IRI), for all four strandings combined.

Isabel Beasley (4732506)
Yves Cherel (213795)
Sue Robinson (6204500)
Emma Betty (6204503)
Rie Hagihara (4797900)
Rosemary Gales (2932947)

January 2019

‘Count’ is the number of whale stomachs that the cephalopod species were recovered from.</p

Decapod and galatheoid anomuran species richness and percentage of galatheoids in Mesozoic and Cenozoic reef-associated faunas.

Adiël A. Klompmaker (330170)
Pedro Artal (542411)
Barry W. M. van Bakel (542412)
René H. B. Fraaije (330171)
John W. M. Jagt (488095)

March 2014

Decapod and galatheoid anomuran species richness and percentage of galatheoids in Mesozoic and Ce...

Relative abundance of marine vertebrate taxa within different lithofacies of the Purisima Formation.

Robert W. Boessenecker (103392)
Frank A. Perry (534969)
James G. Schmitt (534970)

March 2014

Relative abundance of marine vertebrate taxa within different lithofacies of the Purisima Formati...

Results of taxonomic inspection of plankton samples showing for each sample the taxa of plankton which accounted for the largest, second largest and third largest portion of the plankton in terms of numbers of individuals, and for each taxa and for fish eggs, the percentage of the zooplankton by numbers for which they accounted.

David P. Robinson (388774)
Mohammed Y. Jaidah (388775)
Rima W. Jabado (388776)
Katie Lee-Brooks (388777)
Nehad M. Nour El-Din (388778)
Ameena A. Al. Malki (388779)
Khaled Elmeer (388780)
Paul A. McCormick (388781)
Aaron C. Henderson (388782)
Simon J. Pierce (388783)
Rupert F. G. Ormond (388784)

March 2013

Results of taxonomic inspection of plankton samples showing for each sample the taxa of plankton ...

Measured lower rostral lengths, and calculated mantle lengths and wet weight ± SD (range) of cephalopod species in the stomachs of LFPW from Tasmania.

Isabel Beasley (4732506)
Yves Cherel (213795)
Sue Robinson (6204500)
Emma Betty (6204503)
Rie Hagihara (4797900)
Rosemary Gales (2932947)

January 2019

Measured lower rostral lengths, and calculated mantle lengths and wet weight ± SD (range) of cephalo...

Cephalopod remains in the stomachs of eight Weddell seals

Clarke, Malcolm R.
Macleod, Neil

January 1982

Stomach contents of eight Weddell seals killed on Deception lsland,South Shetland lslands, included ...

Marine fish eggs and larvae surveys (including leptocephali) in the western North Pacific from the literature.

Hae-young Choi (5066861)
Jina Oh (5066864)
Sung Kim (59072)

April 2018

Marine fish eggs and larvae surveys (including leptocephali) in the western North Pacific from th...

Number of samples and percent prevalence of endoparasites in bonnet macaque in Chiksuli.

Shanthala Kumar (4385704)
Palanisamy Sundararaj (5979539)
Honnavalli N. Kumara (825281)
Arijit Pal (1888963)
K. Santhosh (2301235)
S. Vinoth (5979542)

November 2018

Number of samples and percent prevalence of endoparasites in bonnet macaque in Chiksuli.</p

Summary of data and literature references of hatchling mantle length (ML) and latitudinal distribution range for the 110 cephalopod species analyzed in the present study.

Roger Villanueva (244789)
Erica A. G. Vidal (735245)
Fernando Á. Fernández-Álvarez (3339852)
Jaruwat Nabhitabhata (751811)

November 2016

Summary of data and literature references of hatchling mantle length (ML) and latitudinal distrib...

List of spongivorous fish and the percentage sponge found in gut contents.

Abigail Powell (514296)
David J. Smith (514297)
Leanne J. Hepburn (514298)
Timothy Jones (329742)
Jade Berman (514299)
Jamaluddin Jompa (514300)
James J. Bell (329743)

January 2014

List of spongivorous fish and the percentage sponge found in gut contents.</p

Number of vertebrate species recovered in eDNA from each sampling event at each collection site.

Martha Valdez-Moreno (160426)
Natalia V. Ivanova (361995)
Manuel Elías-Gutiérrez (220841)
Stephanie L. Pedersen (6619568)
Kyrylo Bessonov (431087)
Paul D. N. Hebert (127093)

April 2019

Number of vertebrate species recovered in eDNA from each sampling event at each collection site.</p

Summary of the three most important cephalopod species recovered for each sex.

Isabel Beasley (4732506)
Yves Cherel (213795)
Sue Robinson (6204500)
Emma Betty (6204503)
Rie Hagihara (4797900)
Rosemary Gales (2932947)

January 2019

Summary of the three most important cephalopod species recovered for each sex.</p

Summary of the percentage of LFPW stomachs with prey contents, empty stomachs and parasites only in stomach. For stomachs with prey contents, the percentage of identifiable cephalopod beaks, and upper or broken beaks is also shown.

Isabel Beasley (4732506)
Yves Cherel (213795)
Sue Robinson (6204500)
Emma Betty (6204503)
Rie Hagihara (4797900)
Rosemary Gales (2932947)

January 2019

Summary of the percentage of LFPW stomachs with prey contents, empty stomachs and parasites only in ...

Summary of the three most important cephalopod species recovered for each age class at Ocean Beach.

Isabel Beasley (4732506)
Yves Cherel (213795)
Sue Robinson (6204500)
Emma Betty (6204503)
Rie Hagihara (4797900)
Rosemary Gales (2932947)

January 2019

Summary of the three most important cephalopod species recovered for each age class at Ocean Beach.<...

Summary of the three most important cephalopod species recovered from each site. Data from Gales et al. (1992) are also presented.

Isabel Beasley (4732506)
Yves Cherel (213795)
Sue Robinson (6204500)
Emma Betty (6204503)
Rie Hagihara (4797900)
Rosemary Gales (2932947)

January 2019

Summary of the three most important cephalopod species recovered from each site. Data from Gales et ...

A summary of the species composition and relative importance of prey items (FO, %Num, %Mass and IRI), for all four strandings combined.

Isabel Beasley (4732506)
Yves Cherel (213795)
Sue Robinson (6204500)
Emma Betty (6204503)
Rie Hagihara (4797900)
Rosemary Gales (2932947)

January 2019

‘Count’ is the number of whale stomachs that the cephalopod species were recovered from.</p

Decapod and galatheoid anomuran species richness and percentage of galatheoids in Mesozoic and Cenozoic reef-associated faunas.

Adiël A. Klompmaker (330170)
Pedro Artal (542411)
Barry W. M. van Bakel (542412)
René H. B. Fraaije (330171)
John W. M. Jagt (488095)

March 2014

Decapod and galatheoid anomuran species richness and percentage of galatheoids in Mesozoic and Ce...

Relative abundance of marine vertebrate taxa within different lithofacies of the Purisima Formation.

Robert W. Boessenecker (103392)
Frank A. Perry (534969)
James G. Schmitt (534970)

March 2014

Relative abundance of marine vertebrate taxa within different lithofacies of the Purisima Formati...

Results of taxonomic inspection of plankton samples showing for each sample the taxa of plankton which accounted for the largest, second largest and third largest portion of the plankton in terms of numbers of individuals, and for each taxa and for fish eggs, the percentage of the zooplankton by numbers for which they accounted.

David P. Robinson (388774)
Mohammed Y. Jaidah (388775)
Rima W. Jabado (388776)
Katie Lee-Brooks (388777)
Nehad M. Nour El-Din (388778)
Ameena A. Al. Malki (388779)
Khaled Elmeer (388780)
Paul A. McCormick (388781)
Aaron C. Henderson (388782)
Simon J. Pierce (388783)
Rupert F. G. Ormond (388784)

March 2013

Results of taxonomic inspection of plankton samples showing for each sample the taxa of plankton ...

Measured lower rostral lengths, and calculated mantle lengths and wet weight ± SD (range) of cephalopod species in the stomachs of LFPW from Tasmania.

Isabel Beasley (4732506)
Yves Cherel (213795)
Sue Robinson (6204500)
Emma Betty (6204503)
Rie Hagihara (4797900)
Rosemary Gales (2932947)

January 2019

Measured lower rostral lengths, and calculated mantle lengths and wet weight ± SD (range) of cephalo...

Cephalopod remains in the stomachs of eight Weddell seals

Clarke, Malcolm R.
Macleod, Neil

January 1982

Stomach contents of eight Weddell seals killed on Deception lsland,South Shetland lslands, included ...

Marine fish eggs and larvae surveys (including leptocephali) in the western North Pacific from the literature.

Hae-young Choi (5066861)
Jina Oh (5066864)
Sung Kim (59072)

April 2018

Marine fish eggs and larvae surveys (including leptocephali) in the western North Pacific from th...

Number of samples and percent prevalence of endoparasites in bonnet macaque in Chiksuli.

Shanthala Kumar (4385704)
Palanisamy Sundararaj (5979539)
Honnavalli N. Kumara (825281)
Arijit Pal (1888963)
K. Santhosh (2301235)
S. Vinoth (5979542)

November 2018

Number of samples and percent prevalence of endoparasites in bonnet macaque in Chiksuli.</p

Summary of data and literature references of hatchling mantle length (ML) and latitudinal distribution range for the 110 cephalopod species analyzed in the present study.

Roger Villanueva (244789)
Erica A. G. Vidal (735245)
Fernando Á. Fernández-Álvarez (3339852)
Jaruwat Nabhitabhata (751811)

November 2016

Summary of data and literature references of hatchling mantle length (ML) and latitudinal distrib...

List of spongivorous fish and the percentage sponge found in gut contents.

Abigail Powell (514296)
David J. Smith (514297)
Leanne J. Hepburn (514298)
Timothy Jones (329742)
Jade Berman (514299)
Jamaluddin Jompa (514300)
James J. Bell (329743)

January 2014

List of spongivorous fish and the percentage sponge found in gut contents.</p

Number of vertebrate species recovered in eDNA from each sampling event at each collection site.

Martha Valdez-Moreno (160426)
Natalia V. Ivanova (361995)
Manuel Elías-Gutiérrez (220841)
Stephanie L. Pedersen (6619568)
Kyrylo Bessonov (431087)
Paul D. N. Hebert (127093)

April 2019

Number of vertebrate species recovered in eDNA from each sampling event at each collection site.</p

Summary of the percentage of cephalopod, cephalopod eyeball, fish and nematode remains found in LFPWs, separated by stranding event, and sex.

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Summary of the percentage of cephalopod, cephalopod eyeball, fish and nematode remains found in LFPWs, separated by stranding event, and sex.

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