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POSTER PRESENTATIONS
June 4, 2018
Poster 001| Abstract ID: 480 | THE ROLE OF COMPETITION ON Neoselachii
MACROEVOLUTIONARY PATTERS| Elisa Cravo Fernandes, Alexandre Liparini, Pablo Ariel
Martinez, Anderson Aires Eduardo
Poster 002| Abstract ID: 014 | THE PRESENT MOLECULAR PHYLOGENY OF GENUS Gymnuravan
Hasselt, 1823: A MITOCHONDRIAL PERSPECTIVE | João Bráullio Luna Sales, Leticia Silveira,
Yrlene Ferreira, Leonardo Rosa, Ricardo Rosa, Matheus Marcos Rotundo, Iracilda Sampaio,
Jonathan Ready, Marcelo Vallinoto, Rosalia Souza, Luis Fernando da Silva Rodrigues-Filho
Poster 003| Abstract ID: 049 | TAXONOMIC REVIEW OF THE CATSHARK GENUS
ScyliorhinusBlainville, 1816 (Chondrichthyes: Carcharhiniformes: Scyliorhinidae) | Karla Soares,
Marcelo R. de Carvalho
Poster 004| Abstract ID: 110 | TAXONOMIC EVALUATION OF RARE DEEP-WATER SKATES OF THE
GENUS OkamejeiFROM OFF NORTHERN MOZAMBIQUE| Sarah Viana, Mark W. Lisher
Poster 005| Abstract ID: 488 | OCCURRENCE OF Squalus cf. albicaudusViana, Carvalho & Gomes,
2016 (SQUALIFORMES: SQUALIDAE) IN THE COAST OF PERNAMBUCO, BRAZIL| Pollyana Roque,
Sidney Andrade, Sarah Viana, FábioHazin
Poster 006| Abstract ID: 444 | MORPHOLOGICAL VARIATION IN ROSTRAL TEETH OF THE
EXTINCT SAWFISH AtlanticopristisequatorialisPEREIRA & MEDEIROS, 2008 (BATOIDEA) FROM
THE CRETACEOUS OF NORTHEASTERN BRAZIL| Jorge Luiz Silva Nunes, Lays Stheffânny de
Oliveira Silva, Manuel Alfredo Medeiros
Poster 007| Abstract ID: 356 | PRELIMINARY DESCRIPTION OF DEFORMITIES IN SHARK TEETH
FROM CRETACEOUS, CALUMBI FORMATION, SERGIPE-ALAGOAS BASIN| Tatiana Silvam,
Alexandre Liparini, Franciely da Silva Santos, Isabel Cristina BezerraSandes Silva, Victor Eduardo
Pauliv
Poster 008| Abstract ID: 038 | MORPHOLOGICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF THE DERMAL
DENTICLES OF THE DORSAL TRUNK REGION OF SEVEN SPECIES OF SHARKS LANDED IN THE
PERUVIAN COAST| KenyKanagusuku
Poster 009| Abstract ID: 240 | CHROMATIC VARIATION IN PotamotrygonamandaePUPS: A TRUE
FRUIT SALAD OF COLORS IN FRESHWATER STINGRAYS FROM UPPER PARANÁ BASIN | Nicolas
CameloRolim Cesar, Jumma Miranda Araújo Chagas, Cristiele da Silva Ribeiro, Douglas de Castro
Ribeiro
Poster 010| Abstract ID: 377 | INDIVIDUAL IDENTIFICATION OF SHARKS THROUGH DORSAL FIN:
A NEW APPROACH THANKS TO ADVANCES IN COMPUTER SCIENCE| Gianni Giglio, Aldo
Marzullo, Francesco Calimeri, Francesco Cauteruccio, GiovambattistaIanni, Primo Micarelli,
Chiara Romano, Emilio Sperone, Sandro Tripepi, Giorgio Terracina
Poster 011| Abstract ID: 500 | GEOGRAPHIC AND LATITUDINAL VARIATION OF ENDEMIC
STINGRAY HypanusmarianaeGomes, Rosa &Gadig, 2000 THROUGHOUT ITS RESTRICTED
DISTRIBUTION IN SOUTH ATLANTIC| Tiego Luiz Costa, Carlos Eduardo Rocha Dutra Alencar,
Liana de Figueiredo Mendes
Poster 012| Abstract ID: 479 | MORPHOLOGICAL VARIATION IN TROPHONEMATA OF FOUR
MyliobatiformesSPECIES (Chondrichthyes, Elasmobranchii) CAPTURED IN FRESHWATER AND
THE MARINE ENVIRONMENTS| Maria Lúcia Araújo, RosangelaLessa, Andressa C. M. Melo, Rose
Eli Grassi Rici
Poster 013| Abstract ID: 370 | MORPHOLOGICAL DESCRIPTION OF THE HEART OF THREE
PREGNANT FEMALES OF Squaluscf. mitsukurii(Jordan & Snyder 1903) CAUGHT OFF NORTHEAST
BRAZIL| Paulo Bastos, Paulo Eduardo da Silva Bastos, Pollyana Christine Gomes Roque, Mariana
Rêgo Gomes, Paulo Guilherme Vasconcelos de Oliveira, FábioHissa Vieira Hazin
Poster 014| Abstract ID: 361 | MORPHOLOGIC VARIATIONS IN RECTAL GLAND OF THREE SPECIES
OF STINGRAY (Batoidea; Chondrichthyes)|Cláudio Barboza de Andrade, Andressa Carolina
Mendes Melo, Maria Lúcia Góes de Araújo, Mariana Gomes do Rêgo, Joaquim Evêncio Neto
Poster 015| Abstract ID: 345 | COMPARATIVE ANATOMY OF GILL ARCHES AND ASSOCIATED
STRUCTURES OF Squalus acanthiasACROSS ONTOGENY| Kamila Aguiar Gabaldo, Kristene T.
Parsons, Eric J. Hilton
Poster 016| Abstract ID: 123 | DESCRIPTION OF EGG CAPSULES OF
SympterygiabrevicaudataFROM THE PERUVIAN COASTS, ASPECTS ABOUT ITS EMBRYONIC
DEVELOPMENT AND OBSERVATIONS ABOUT THE CAPTIVE BREEDING EXPERIENCE|Angie
Sánchez Rea, Angie Sánchez-Rea, KenyKanagusuku
Poster 017| Abstract ID: 142 | EGG CASES OF Bathyrajacousseauae, A POORLY KNOWN LARGE
SOFTNOSE SKATE FROM THE SOUTHWEST ATLANTIC OCEAN| Diego Martín Vazquez, Sergio
MatíasDelpiani, Juan Martín Díaz de Astarloa, Ezequiel Mabragaña
Poster 018| Abstract ID: 278 | EMBRYONIC PHASE MORPHOMETRY AND SEXUAL DIMORPHISM
OF THE BRAZILIAN ELECTRIC RAY Narcinebrasiliensis(Olfers, 1831)|Felipe Lamarca, Ana Carolina
Santos, Daniela Silva Lutfi, Marcelo Vianna, Sérgio Ricardo Santos
Poster 019| Abstract ID: 294 | EMBRYONIC DEVELOPMENT OF THE SHORTNOSE GUITARFISH,
Zapteryx brevirostris (Müller & Henle, 1841) (Chondrichthyes, Rhinobatidae), FROM
SOUTHEASTERN BRAZIL, WESTERN SOUTH ATLANTIC| Aline Pasquino, Otto Bismarck
FazzanoGadig
Poster 020| Abstract ID: 405 | REPORT OF A MORPHOLOGICAL ABNORMALITY IN THE
Dasyatishypostigma(Myliobatiformes: Dasyatidae) FROM THE MARINE AQUARIUM OF RIO DE
JANEIRO - AquaRio, BRAZIL| Daniela Silva Lutfi, FábioSendim, Matheus Felix de Góes, Marina
TrevisanPinca
Poster 021| Abstract ID: 426 | Fetal mummification in scalloped hammerhead shark Sphyrna
lewini| Mariana da FontouraMartins, Fernanda A. Rolim, Otto B. F.Gadig
Poster 022| Abstract ID: 085| EMBRYONIC DEVELOPMENT OF LYMPHATIC ORGANS BLUE
SHARK, Prionace glauca, Elasmobranchii, Carcharhiniformes| Alberto Amorim,Carlos Eduardo
Malavasi-Bruno, Fernanda Cardoso, Thierry Salmon, José Roberto Kfoury-Junior
Poster 023| Abstract ID: 401 | OVARY AND UTERUS MORPHOLOGY OF THE
Rhizoprionodonporosus(POEY, 1861) CAUGHT ON THE COAST OF PERNAMBUCO BRAZIL|
Leonardo Morais da Silveira, Mariana Gomes do Rêgo, Paulo Eduardo da Silva Bastos, Hadassa,
B Melo, Ewerton Henrique Brito Silva Cardoso, Maria Lúcia Góes de Araújo, Joaquim Evêncio
Neto
Poster 024| Abstract ID: 383 | SEXUAL DIMORPHISM BASED ON BODY PROPORTIONS IN THE
SHORTNOSE GUITARFISH, Zapteryxbrevirostris(MÜLLER & HENLE, 1841) (CHONDRICHTHYES,
RHINOBATIDAE)|Giovanni Torres, Victoria Masson, Jessica P.Santos, Maria E.Laranjeira, Gustavo
S.Cardoso, Matheus M.Rotundo
Poster 025| Abstract ID: 140 | DNA BARCODE IN THE IDENTIFICATION AND CONSERVATION OF
RAYS| Esther Catarina Jesus, Esther Cataria Müzel de Almeida Jesus, Bruno Lopes da Silva
Ferrette, Carolina de Oliveira Magalhães, Claudio Oliveira, Fausto Foresti, Fernando Fernandes
Mendonça
Poster 026| Abstract ID: 233 | ONE FIN TOO MANY: USING DNA BARCODING TO IDENTIFY
ILLEGAL, UNREPORTED AND UNREGULATED (IUU) CHONDRICHTHYAN FISHING IN MOROCCO|
Samantha Alison Hook, Louise Ruddell, Andrew Griffiths, Michael Buckley
Poster 027| Abstract ID: 411 | DISCRIMINATION OF SHARK SPECIES (Elasmobranchii,
Chondrichthyes) OF THE Carcharhinidae FAMILY BY SIMPLE PCR OF REPETITIONS OF RDNA 5S
DISEMBARKED IN MARANHÃO COAST, BRAZIL| Camilla Fernanda Lima Sodré, Wagner Macedo-
Silva, Marcio Leandro dos Santos Rodrigues, LígiaTchaicka
Poster 028| Abstract ID: 118 | ANALYSIS OF THE BACTERIAL DIVERSITY OF DIFFERENT CAPTIVE
AND WILD STINGRAY SPECIES AND BODY PARTS FROM RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL| Fernanda Silva,
Deborah Catharine de Assis Leite, Daniela Silva Lutfi, Marcelo Vianna, Alexandre Soares Rosado
Poster 029| Abstract ID: 372 | GENOJAWS: A GLOBAL STUDY OF SHARK POPULATIONS USING
CONTEMPORARY AND RETROSPECTIVE ANALYSES| Charlie Huveneers, Danielle Davenport,
Camilla Christensen, Alice Manuzzi, Romina Henriques, Belén Jiménez Mena, Mike Bennett,
Jennifer Ovenden, Einar Eg Nielsen
Poster 030| Abstract ID: 499 | GENETIC DIVERSITY, PHYLOGEOGRAPHY AND POPULATION
STRUCTURE OF FRESHWATER STINGRAY Paratrygon spp. IN THE AMAZON AND ORINOCO BASIN
OF COLOMBIA| Maira Alejandra Rizo Fuentes, Camilo Andrés Correa-Cardenas, Carlos Lasso,
Mónica Morales-Betancourt, Susana Caballero
Poster 031| Abstract ID: 132 | POPULATION STRUCTURE AND DEMOGRAPHIC HISTORY OF
Telatrygonzugei(Elasmobranchii, Dasyatidae) REVEALED HIGH LEVELS OF GENETIC
DIFFERENTIATION OF STINGRAYS IN THE INDO-WEST PACIFIC| JIe Zhang, Fanglei Shi, Xiao Chen,
Atsuko Yamaguchi
Poster 032| Abstract ID: 243 | GENETIC DIVERSITY OF SPINY ANGELSHARK
SquatinaguggenheimIN SOUTHEAST BRAZIL| Mariana Vieira Souza Santos, Carolina de Oliveira
Magalhães, Bruno Lopes da Silva Ferrette, Matheus Marcos Rotundo, Fernando Fernandes
Mendonça
Poster 033| Abstract ID: 171 | TRANSFER OF HETEROLOGOUS MICROSATELLITES AMONG
SPECIES FROM THE SqualusGENUS (Squaliformes: Squalidae)| Felipe Lamarca, Marcelo Vianna,
Anderson Vilasboa de Vasconcellos
Poster 034| Abstract ID: 025 | GENETIC DIVERSITY AND POPULATION CONNECTIVITY OF THE
LONGFIN-MAKO SHARK (Isuruspaucus) IN THE EQUATORIAL ATLANTIC OCEAN| Carolina
Magalhães, Carolina de Oliveira Magalhães, Rui Coelho, Fausto Foresti, Bruno Lopes da Silva
Ferrette, Fernando Fernandes Mendonça
Poster 035| Abstract ID: 104 | ASSESSMENT OF POPULATION GENETIC STRUCTURE OF JUVENILE
WHITE SHARK (CARCHARODON CARCHARIAS) IN NORTHEAST PACIFIC - Erick Oñate, Josue Paul
Mendivil-Castro, Nancy C. Saavedra-Sotelo
Poster 036| Abstract ID: 448 | GREAT WHITE SHARK POPULATION STRUCTURE AND SPORADIC
FOUNDING EVENTS THROUGH TRANSOCEANIC MIGRATIONS| Natasha Hinojosa, Robin Varney,
Thomas Lankford, Ami Wilbu
Poster 037| Abstract ID: 423 | CHARACTERIZATION OF THE EYE AND LIVER TRANSCRIPTOME OF
THE SHORTFIN MAKO (Isurusoxyrinchus)|Rodrigo Domingues, Vito Antônio Mastrochirico,
Natalia J. Mendes, Diogo T. Hashimoto, Rui Coelho, Vanessa Paes da Cruz, Fausto Foresti,
Fernando F.Mendonça
Poster 038| Abstract ID: 226 | BIOLOGICAL AND ECOLOGICAL FACTORS AFFECTING INDIVIDUAL
SURFACE BEHAVIOUR OF BAIT ATTRACTED WHITE SHARKS| Emilio Sperone, Primo Micarelli,
Chiara Romano, Pietro Giovannelli, Francesca Romana Reinero, Giuseppe Rijllo, YleniaFabietti,
Sharon Chiriaco, Sandro Tripepi
Poster 039| Abstract ID: 155 | SHARK DISTRIBUTION PATTERNS AND SPECIES-HABITAT
ASSOCIATIONS IN THE REVILLAGIGEDO ARCHIPELAGO| Frida Lara Lizardi
Poster 040| Abstract ID: 232 | SCALLOPED HAMMERHEADS SWIM ON THEIR SIDE WITH A DIEL
SHIFT IN ROLL MAGNITUDE AND FREQUENCY| Mark Royer, Edward Cardona, Kim Holland,
Kelsey Maloney, Carl Meyer, Nicholas Payne, Kate Whittingham
Poster 041| Abstract ID: 276 | ASSESSING THE ROLE OF MAGNETIC-BASED NAVIGATION IN
SPATIAL ECOLOGY OF THE BONNETHEAD, Sphyrna tiburo| Bryan Keller, Dean Grubbs, Bryan
Frazier, Nathan Putman
Poster 042| Abstract ID: 342 | MYSTERIOUS STRANDINGS OF A DEEPWATER SHARK IN
NORWEGIAN FJORD| Claudia Junge, Diana Zaera, Lasse Eliassen, Ole Thomas Albert
Poster 043| Abstract ID: 442 | REPORT OF GROUPING BEHAVIOR OF THE SOUTHERN STINGRAY
Hypanusamericanus IN A NO-TAKE MARINE PROTECTED AREA IN SOUTHEASTERN BRAZIL|
Fernanda Rolim, Pedro F. C. Rodrigues, Otto B. F.Gadig
Poster 044| Abstract ID: 336 | HYBRIDIZATION BETWEEN A CRYPTIC SPECIES PAIR, Sphyrna
lewiniAND Sphyrna gilberti, IN THE WESTERN NORTH ATLANTIC| David Portnoy, Amanda M.
Barker, Douglas H. Adams, Bryan S. Frazier
Poster 045| Abstract ID: 367 | PRELIMINARY EVALUATION OF Cu, Cd AND Pb IN
ELASMOBRANCHS CAPTURED BY INDUSTRIAL FLEET FROM ITAJAÍ AND NAVEGANTES (SANTA
CATARINA STATE, BRAZIL) AND ITS INFLUENCE ON HUMAN HEALTH| Julia MoreteCanario,
Fernando Niemeyer Fiedler, Kátia Naomi Kuroshima
Poster 046| Abstract ID: 373 | CHONDRICHTHYANS AS BIOMONITOR OF PERSISTENT ORGANIC
POLLUTANTS IN A NURSERY AREA OFF ARGENTINA| Melisa Chierichetti
Poster 047| Abstract ID: 101 | CRA - AN ORGANISATION TO MANAGE AND REDUCE THE SHARK
RISK IN REUNION ISLAND| Sébastien Jaquemet, Eric Chateauminois, Michaël Hoarau,
GaëtanLerceteau, Olivier Bielen
Poster 048| Abstract ID: 508 | MACROPLASTIC INGESTION IN BLUE SHARK (Prionace glauca)
CAUGHT IN BRAZILIAN LONGLINE FISHERIES| Rodrigo Barreto, MônicaPontalti, Ketyllen Cristine
Jungklaus da Costa, CaiameJanuário Nascimento, Fernando Niemeyer Fiedler, Jorge Eduardo
Kotas
Poster 049| Abstract ID: 065 | WORLDWIDE REVIEW OF TROPHIC AND FEEDING ECOLOGY OF
ELASMOBRANCHS| MaiaraHayata, Renato Freitas, Hugo Bornatowski
Poster 050| Abstract ID: 387 | FATTY ACIDS AS A TOOL FOR THE STUDY OF TROPHIC ECOLOGY
AND DIETARY RECONSTRUCTION IN TWO SPECIES OF TROPICAL Myliobatiformes(Myliobatoidei:
Dasyatidae)|Aristóteles P. N. Queiroz, Maria Lúcia G. Araújo, Rosangela P. T. Lessa, Bianca S.
Rangel, Renata Guimarães Moreira
Poster 051| Abstract ID: 041 | MUSCLE FATTY ACID PROFILE OF WHITE SHARKS (Carcharodon
carcharias) FROM GUADALUPE ISLAND| María José Alderete-Macal, JavierCaraveo-Patino,
Mauricio EdgarHoyos-Padilla
Poster 052| Abstract ID: 036 | HOW MUCH DO YOUNG WHITE AND SHORTFIN MAKO SHARKS
HAVE IN COMMON? STABLE ISOTOPES ANALYSIS REVEALS RESOURCE SHARING IN AN
AGGREGATION SITE IN NORTHERN BAJA CALIFORNIA, MEXICO| Elena Tamburin
Poster 053| Abstract ID: 378 | INSIGHTS INTO THE TROPHIC ECOLOGY OF THE SYMPATRIC RAYS
INFERRED BY STABLE ISOTOPE ANALYSIS| Alexandre Fernandes Soares Rodrigues, Bianca de
Sousa Rangel, Luiz Antonio Martinelli, Renata Guimarães Moreira, Nigel Edward Hussey
Poster 054| Abstract ID: 438 | FEEDING ECOLOGY OF THREE DASYATIDS (Myliobatoidei:
Dasyatidae) ON THE COAST OF NORTHEAST OF BRAZIL: EVIDENCE FOR RESOURCE
PARTITIONING|Aristóteles P. N. Queiroz, Maria Lúcia G. Araújo, Rosangela P. T. Lessa
Poster 055| Abstract ID: 167 | TROPHIC ECOLOGY OF THE NARROW-MOUTH CATSHARK
Schroederichthysbivius(Chondrichthyes, Scyliorhinidae) IN THE NORTHERN ARGENTINEAN
CONTINENTAL SHELF| MarikenaZenoniLufrano, Ana Massa, Daniel E. Figueroa, Mauro Belleggia
Poster 056| Abstract ID: 102 | ANALYSIS OF THE FOOD NETWORK OF RAYS AND STING RAYS
CAUGHT BY TRAWLING OF PINK SHRIMP IN THE SOUTHERN BRAZIL| Beatriz Paiva, Julia Ferreira
dos Santos Domingos, Alberto Ferreira de Amorim
Poster 057| Abstract ID: 047 | THE DIET OF THE NARROWMOUTHED CATSHARK
SchroederichthysbiviusIN ARGENTINE SEA| Mauro Belleggia, MarikenaZenoni-Lufrano, Jorge
Colonello, Daniel E Figueroa, Ana Massa, Diego Giberto, Claudia Bremec
Poster 058| Abstract ID: 080 | SHARKS TRADE AND CONSUMPTION IN PERU: NEED FOR AN
INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT IN A VALUE CHAIN WHERE NOTHING IS WASTED| Eliana Alfaro-
Cordova, Alonso Del Solar, Adriana Gonzalez-Pestana, Joanna Alfaro-Shigueto, Jeffrey C. Mangel
Poster 059| Abstract ID: 422 | QUATERNARY TIGER SHARKS (Galeocerdo cuvier) FROM RIO DE
JANEIRO - BRAZIL| Fernanda Lana, Orangel Aguilera, Luciano Rapagna, Maria Cristina Tenório,
Emmanoel V. Silva Filho, Rómulo Angélica, ElisamaraSabadini-Santos, Zoneibe Luz, Torsten
Vennemann
Poster 060| Abstract ID: 162 | ADVANCES OF THE ELASMOBRANCH RESEARCH IN BRAZIL|
Venancio Azevedo, Ricardo S. Rosa, Alberto Ferreira de Amorim
June 5, 2018
Poster 061| Abstract ID: 117 | ANALYSIS OF THE BACTERIAL DIVERSITY OF DIFFERENT CAPTIVE
AND WILD STINGRAY SPECIES AND BODY PARTS FROM THE COAST OF RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL|
Fernanda Silva, Deborah Catharine de Assis Leite, Daniela Silva Lutfi, Marcelo Vianna, Alexandre
Soares Rosado
Poster 062| Abstract ID: 424 | EVALUATION OF NON-LETHAL SAMPLING FOR DNA BARCODE OF
ENDANGERED SKATES AND RAYS| Rodrigo Domingues, DomingosGarroneNeto, Alexandre W S
Hilsdorf, Otto B. F.Gadig
Poster 063| Abstract ID: 077 | BRAZILIAN ELECTRIC RAY, Narcinebrasiliensis, ANESTHETIZED
WITH BENZOCAINE| Alex Ribeiro
Poster 064| Abstract ID: 086 | PRESENCE OF THE PROTEIN INDOLEAMINE 2, 3-DIOXIGENASE
(IDO) ON THE MATERNAL-FETAL INTERFACE OF Prionace glauca| Alberto Amorim, Thierry
Salmon, Carlos Eduardo Malavasi-Bruno, José Roberto Kfoury-Junior
Poster 065| Abstract ID: 210 | A SCIENTOMETRIC ANALYSIS ON THE METALLOTHIONEIN METAL-
DETOXIFICATION BIOCHEMISTRY PATHWAY IN ELASMOBRANCHS: ECOTOXICOLOGICAL
IMPLICATIONS FOR CONSERVATION MEASURES| Catarina Lopes, Rachel Ann Hauser Davis,
Nathan Lagares Franco Araújo, Leandro Rocha
Poster 066| Abstract ID: 306 | METABOLISM OF LIPIDS AND FATTY ACIDS IN FRESHWATER
STINGRAYS PotamotrygonfalkneriREPRODUCTION| Victoria Frachetta, Lucas Spada, Bianca de
Sousa Rangel, Jumma Miranda Araújo Chagas, Douglas de Castro Ribeiro, Renata Guimarães
Moreira, Cristiéle da Silva Ribeiro
Poster 067| Abstract ID: 395 | PLASMA FATTY ACID COMPOSITION OF BLACKTIP SHARKS:
PRELIMINARY ANALYSIS WITH INSIGHTS INTO THEIR TROPHIC ECOLOGY| Bianca Rangel, Neil
Hammerschlag, Renata Guimarães Moreira
Poster 068| Abstract ID: 459 | THE INFLUENCE OF FASTING AND FEEDING ON NITROGEN
EXCRETION AND METABOLISM IN CAPTIVITY BROWNBANDED BAMBOO SHARK
(Chiloscylliumpunctatum) AT DIFFERENT SALINITIES| Rafael Santos, Otto Bismarck
FazzanoGadig, Rafael Mendonça Duarte, Gabriela Cabrera
Poster 069| Abstract ID: 244 | FIRST APPROACH TO ESTABLISH HEMATOLOGICAL PARAMETERS
OF THE FRESHWATER STINGRAY Potamotrygon magdalenaeIN A CAPTIVE ENVIRONMENT| Jose
Gabriel Perez-Rojas, Paola Andrea Mejía-Falla, Andrés Felipe Navia, Ariel Tarazona Morales,
Sandra Clemencia Pardo-Carrasco
Poster 070| Abstract ID: 133 | QUANTIFICATION OF LIVER STEATOSIS IN LESSER-GUITARFISH,
Zapteryx brevirostris SUBMITTED TO DIFFERENT FEEDING CYCLES| Beatriz Paiva, Iuri M.Neyrão,
André L. V.Conrado, Verônica T.Manoel, Carlos E. M. Bruno, Venâncio G. Azevedo
Poster 071| Abstract ID: 166 | IONIC CHARACTERIZATION OF THE AMPULLAE OF LORENZINI
JELLY IN MARINE ELASMOBRANCHS| Isis DannieleCury da Cruz, Natascha Wosnick, Carolina
Arruda de O. Freire
Poster 072| Abstract ID: 202 | HOW DO MANTA AND MOBULA RAYS SENSE THEIR WORLD?
NOVEL VISUAL SPECIALISATIONS, ELECTRORECEPTION & THE LATERAL LINE| Betty J.L.
Laglbauer, Fanny de Busserolles, Fabio Cortesi, Arnault Gauthier, Michael B. Bennett, Daniel
Fernando, Jorge M. R. Fontes, Pedro Afonso, Matthew K. Broadhurst, Joshua Rambahiniarison,
Alessandro Ponzo, Justin Marshall
Poster 073 | Abstract ID: 515 |WHAT CAN WE LEARN FROM DEEP-DIVING ELASMOBRANCHS TO
HELP HUMANS ADAPT TO EXTREME UNDERWATER ENVIRONMENTS| Csilla Ari, Summer Decker
Poster 074| Abstract ID: 163 | STATUS OF ELASMOBRANCHS KEPT IN CAPTIVITY IN BRAZIL 2016-
2017| Venancio Azevedo, Maria CecíliaMaldiniFreyre
Poster 075| Abstract ID: 088 | THE EFFECT OF SEASONALITY AND SEX ON THE MOVEMENTS OF
SMALLTOOTH SAWFISH (Pristis pectinata)| Jasmin Graham, R. Dean Grubbs, John K. Carlson,
Andrea Kroetz
Poster 076| Abstract ID: 271 | RESIDENCY, HOME RANGE, AND HABITAT USE PATTERNS OF
CARIBBEAN REEF SHARKS AT A REMOTE ATOLL IN BELIZE, CENTRAL AMERICA| Ivy E. Baremore,
Rachel T. Graham
Poster 077| Abstract ID: 273 | SARASOTA BAY: A NEWLY DEFINED NURSERY FOR BLACKTIP
SHARKS (Carcharhinus limbatus) ON THE GULF COAST OF FLORIDA| Lukas Heath, Kevin R.
Jensen, Joel A. Beaver, Jayne M. Gardiner
Poster 078| Abstract ID: 352 | ASSESSING THE MOVEMENT PATTERNS AND ENVIRONMENTAL
TRIGGERS OF COWNOSE RAYS ALONG THE US ATLANTIC COAST| Michelle L. Edwards, Charles
W. Bangley , Matthew J. Ajemian, Michael McCallister, Claire E. Mueller, Robert Aguilar, Robert
A. Fisher, Matthew B. Ogburn
Poster 079| Abstract ID: 407 | HABITAT USE AND CONNECTIVITY OF Hypanusamericanus IN SAN
ANDRES ISLAND, COLOMBIAN CARIBBEAN, AND THEIR RELATIONSHIPS WITH THE TOURISTIC
ACTIVITY| Andrés Felipe Navia, Paola A. Mejía-Falla, José G. Pérez-Rojas, Diego Fernando
Amariles, Nacor Bolaños
Poster 080| Abstract ID: 452 | ANGELSHARK TELEMETRY: ACOUSTIC TELEMETRY NETWORK FOR
LONG-TERM ANGELSHARK MONITORING IN THE CANARY ISLANDS| Filip Osaer, Krupskaya
Narváez
Poster 081| Abstract ID: 340 | ESTIMATING INDIVIDUAL- AND POPULATION-LEVEL VARIATION IN
SPACE USE OF WHITE SHARKS OFF CAPE COD, MASSACHUSETTS, FROM PASSIVE ACOUSTIC
TELEMETRY DATA| Megan Winton, Gavin Fay, John Chisholm, Gregory Skomal
Poster 082| Abstract ID: 062 |RECORDS OF WHALE SHARKS (Rhincodon typusSmith, 1828)
(Orectolobiformes, Rhincodontidae) BETWEEN 1984 AND 2017 ON THE EAST COAST OF RIO DE
JANEIRO STATE, AND THEIR POSSIBLE RELATION WITH LOCAL UPWELLING| Rodrigo Cumplido,
Marcelo Tardelli Rodrigues, Ubirajara Gonçalves de Melo Junior, Eduardo Barros FagundesNetto
Poster 083| Abstract ID: 082 | ANALYSIS OF PHYSICAL PARAMETERS OBTAINED BY THE
MARKING OFINDIVIDUALS OF WHALE SHARK (Rhincodon typus) WITHIN THE GALAPAGOS
MARINE RESERVE| Kevin Ariel Morales Torres, Paolo Piedrahita, Harry Reyes, Alex Hearn
Poster 084| Abstract ID: 462 | ARE SEAMOUNTS NURSERY AREAS FOR OCEANIC SHARKS IN THE
SOUTHWEST ATLANTIC?|Santiago Montealegre-Quijano, Jules M. R. Soto, Carolus Maria Vooren
Poster 085| Abstract ID: 443 | HYDRODYNAMICS AND MORPHODYNAMICS OF AN ATYPICAL
LEMON SHARK NURSERY (ROCAS ATOLL) | Maurizélia de Brito Silva, Eduardo C Macedo, Lucas
Werner, Eduardo Siegle, Mirella B Costa
Poster 086| Abstract ID: 436 | USING BRUV TO ASSESS THE ELASMOBRANCH COMMUNITY OFF
PERNAMBUCO, BRAZIL | Ana Laura TribstCorrêa, Fabio Hazin, Natália Priscila Alves Bezerra,
Ricardo Garla
Poster 087| Abstract ID: 431 | SEASONAL ABUNDANCE AND SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION OF
BLACKTIP SHARKS (Carcharhinus limbatus) IN SOUTHEAST FLORIDA | Jordan Waldron, Stephen
M.Kajiura
Poster 088| Abstract ID: 408 | PRELIMINARY DATA OF ELASMOBRANCH COMPOSITION AND
RELATIVE ABUNDANCE IN THE TRINDADE ISLAND, USING THREE DIFFERENT SURVEY METHODS |
Leonardo de Lima Fidelis, Bruno César Luz Macena, FábioHissa Vieira Hazin
Poster 089| Abstract ID: 386 | CONDITION ANALYSES OF SHARKS IN A MULTISPECIFIC COASTAL
NURSERY AREA: DIFFERENCES BETWEEN BIENNIAL AND ANNUAL REPRODUCTIVE CYCLES |
JéssicaCorsso, Otto Bismarck FazzanoGadig, Juliana Marques Monteiro, Caroline da Silva Portela
Santana, Fabio dos Santos Motta
Poster 090| Abstract ID: 297 | INTER-ANNUAL OBSERVATIONS OF THE WHALE SHARK
(Rhincodon typusSMITH 1828) IN A REMOTE ARCHIPELAGO IN THE EQUATORIAL ATLANTIC
OCEAN | João Vitor Albuquerque Veloso, Bruno C. L.Macena, Sibele A.Mendonça, Natalia P.
A.Bezerra, Fábio H. V. Hazin
Poster 091| Abstract ID: 191 | NEW DATA ON ABUNDANCE OF LEMON-SHARK,
Negaprionbrevirostris(Poey, 1868), AT MPA ROCAS ATOLL, BRAZIL | Ana Laura TribstCorrêa,
June Ferraz Dias, Dráusio Pinheiro Véras
Poster 092| Abstract ID: 115 | COMPARATIVE GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION PREDICTIONS OF
FOUR STINGRAYS OF THE GENUS Hypanus(Rafinesque, 1818) (Myliobatiformes, Dasyatidae) AT
THE BRAZILIAN COAST | FláviaPetean, Jéssica F. R. Coelho, Juliana C. C. dos Santos, Sergio M. Q.
Lima
Poster 093| Abstract ID: 084 | GROWTH TYPE OF Potamotrygon magdalenae
(Potamotrygonidae: Myliobatiformes) (Dúmeril, 1865) IN LAGOON ENVIRONMENTS WITHIN THE
AREA OF TWO CASCADE RESERVOIRS IN A NEOTROPICAL BASIN | Yesid Fernando Rondon
Martinez, Angela Gutierrez Cortéz, HeybarCaicedo, Rodrigo Romero, Katharine Carvajal, Ruben
Darío Valbuena, Claudia Castellanos, Diana Gualtero
Poster 094| Abstract ID: 259 | WHAT IS MOST IMPORTANT: THE SIZE OR AGE AT MATURITY?
EVALUATING THE REPRODUCTIVE LIFE-HISTORY TRAITS OF THREE CHONDRICHTHYANS SPECIES
OF THE SAN MATÍAS GULF, NORTHERN PATAGONIA, ARGENTINA| Juan Federico Bernasconi,
Marina Coller, MatíasSuarez, GimenaMora, Raquel Perier, Edgardo Di Giácomo
Poster 095| Abstract ID: 435 | AGE AND GROWTH OF UrotrygonmicrophthalmumFROM BRAZIL|
Jones Santander-Neto, Franscisco Marcante Santana, Rosângela Lessa
Poster 096| Abstract ID: 400 | TESTICLES MORPHOLOGY ANALYSES OF Rhizoprionodonporosus
(Carcharhiniformes: Carcharhinidae) CAPTURED ON THE PERNAMBUCO COAST, BRAZIL|
Mariana Rêgo, Leonardo M. da Silveira, Paulo Eduardo da Silva Bastos, Hadassa B. Melo, Lorena
D'Andrade Aires,Ewerton Henrique Brito Silva Cardoso, Maria Lúcia Góes de Araújo, Paulo G.V.
de Oliveira, Joaquim Evêncio Neto
Poster 097| Abstract ID: 262 | NOTES ON REPRODUCTION, FEEDING HABITS AND
MORPHOMETRY OF THE BRAZILIAN ENDEMIC SKATE Gurgesielladorsalifera| Thomaz
StefaniFuzetti, Nicole Russo Guerrato, Aline Felippe Pasquino, Mariana da Fontoura Martins,
Fernanda Andreoli Rolim, Priscila Marchetti Dolphine, Otto Bismarck FazzanoGadig
Poster 098| Abstract ID: 357 | A REVIEW OF THE BIOLOGY, ECOLOGY AND FISHERIES OF THE
BLUE SHARK (Prionace glauca), WITH EMPHASIS ON THE SOUTHERN ATLANTIC OCEAN| Thaísy
Emmanuelle Florentino da Silva, Francisco Marcante Santana, RosângelaLessa
Poster 099| Abstract ID: 390 | ENVIRONMENTAL MODELLING OF THE OCCURRENCE OF THE
OCEANIC WHITETIP SHARK Carcharhinus longimanusIN THE EASTERN PACIFIC OCEAN| Raúl Cruz
Cosío, Mario Jaime Rivera, Emigdio Marín Enríquez, Felipe GalvánMagaña
Poster 100| Abstract ID: 403 | THE DISTRIBUTION OF JUVENILE STAGES AND EGGCASES OF
SKATES (Rajidae) AROUND THE BRITISH ISLES| Christopher Bird, Cat A. Gordon, Ali R. Hood,
Sophy R. McCully Phillips, CallumScougal, Joana Silva, Jim R. Ellis
Poster 101| Abstract ID: 397 | DEMOGRAPHIC PARAMETERS OF THE COWNOSE RAY
Rhinopterasteindachneri IN THE BAHIA DE LA PAZ, BCS, MEXICO| Paola Mejía-Falla, Andres
Felipe Navia, Víctor Cruz-Escalona
Poster 102| Abstract ID: 146 | POPULATION HISTORY AND SPECIMEN TRANSLOCATIONS CAN
MITIGATE SHARK ATTACKS: THE CASE OF THE APEX PREDATOR Galeocerdo
cuvier(Carcharhinidae) IN BRAZIL| Rodrigo Torres, Flavia R. S. Andrade, André S. Afonso, Fabio
Hazin, Fernando F. Mendonça
Poster 103| Abstract ID: 346 | NOTE ABOUT TIGER SHARKS (Galeocerdo cuvier) CAPTURED ON
THE COAST SIDE OF SERGIPE, BRAZIL| Jessica Fabiano de Oliveira
Poster 104| Abstract ID: 358 | DEEP SEA RAYS IN THE SOUTHERN GULF OF MEXICO| Diana
Torres
Poster 105| Abstract ID: 427 | POPULATION STRUCTURE OF THE BRAZILIAN BLIND ELECTRIC RAY
Benthobatiskreffti| Mariana da FontouraMartins, Otto B. F.Gadig
Poster 106| Abstract ID: 502 | ESTIMATION OF LENGTH-WEIGHT RELATIONSHIP AND
CONDITION FACTOR OF Squaluscf.albicaudus, OFF PERNAMBUCO, NORTHEAST BRAZIL| Sidney
Marcelo Victor de Andrade, Lucas Vinícius Santos Silva, Pollyana Christine Gomes Roque, Rafael
de Santa Clara Gaston Filho, Andréa Carla Lira dos Santos, Paulo Guilherme Vasconcelos
Oliveira, Fábio Hissa Vieira Hazin
Poster 107| Abstract ID: 440 | BIOLOGY OF THE ELEPHANTFISH (Callorhinchuscallorynchus) IN
THE COAST OF CHUBUT PROVINCE AND ADJACENT WATERS OF ARGENTINA, SOUTHWEST
ATLANTIC| Nelson Bovcon, Julian RuibalNúñez, María Eva Gongora, María Vucica, Pablo Cochia
Poster 108| Abstract ID: 519 |WAIT, WE’RE STILL ALIVE! CONTEMPORARY PERSISTENCE OF
SAWFISH (Pristis spp.) IN HONDURAS| Rachel Graham, Ely Augustinus
Poster 109| Abstract ID:170 | U.S. RESTRICTIONS ON SALE AND TRADE OF SAWFISH ROSTRA:
ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENT| Tonya Wiley-Lescher, Sonja Fordham, Adam Brame
Poster 110| Abstract ID: 335 | SAVING SAWFISHES FROM EXTINCTION: A FIVE-YEAR STRATEGY
FOCUSING ON ‘BEACONS OF HOPE’| Riley Pollom, Peter M. Kyne, Ruth M. Leeney, Brit Finucci,
Sonja V. Fordham, Nicholas K. Dulvy
Poster 111| Abstract ID: 241 | SIGNS OF HOPE: DISTRIBUTION AND CURRENT STATUS OF THE
LARGETOOTH SAWFISH IN COSTA RICA| Mario Espinoza, Jorge Valerio
Poster 112| Abstract ID: 467 | FIRST REPORT OF WHALE SHARK STRANDINGS IN THE GULF OF
CALIFORNIA, MEXICO| Gianni Giglio, Darren A. Whitehead, Edgar Becerril-Garcia, Emilio
Sperone, Abraham Vazquez-Haikin, Felipe Galván-Maganã
Poster 113| Abstract ID: 051 | ‘BANCO BRASILEIRO DE MANTAS’: SHARING INFORMATION FOR
SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH ON Mobulabirostris| Carlo Leopoldo Francini, Ana Paula Balboni Coelho,
Erika Arruda Beux, Ricardo Coelho
Poster 114| Abstract ID: 017 | PATERNITY ANALYSIS TO IDENTIFY THE MATING SYSTEM IN
Sphyrnazygaena| Nancy C. Saavedra-Sotelo, Joel Ulises Sánchez Bibriesca, Daniela Guadalupe
Félix López, Nancy Claudia Saavedra Sotelo
Poster 115| Abstract ID: 109 | SPATIAL ECOLOGY AND CONSERVATION OF NEONATE AND
JUVENILE BLACKTIP REEF SHARK (Carcharhinus limbatus) IN SAN CRISTOBAL ISLAND -
GALAPAGOS MARINE RESERVE | YasuniChiriboga, Alex Hearn
Poster 116| Abstract ID: 112 | Population assessment of nurse sharks (Ginglymostoma cirratum)
in Belize | Francesco Garzon, Rachel Graham, Ivy Baremore, ZeddySeymour, Brendan Godley,
Cynthia Xiu, Thomas Meyer, Matthew Witt, Lucy Hawkes
Poster 117| Abstract ID: 161 | SUITABLE HABITAT FOR NEONATES AND YOUNG JUVENILES OF
THE BRONZE WHALER Carcharhinus brachyurus IN NORTHERN ARGENTINEAN SEA AND
IDENTIFICATION OF POTENTIAL NURSERY AREAS| Juan Martin Cuevas, Sebastián Eduardo
Gómez, Mirta Lidia García
Poster 118| Abstract ID: 190 | ELASMOBRANCHS OF THE BANC D'ARGUIN: CONSERVATION AND
ECOLOGICAL IMPORTANCE| Guido Leurs, Sidi Yahya CheiknaLemrabott, Hacen el-Hacen, Han
Olff
Poster 119| Abstract ID: 221 | A NURSERY AREA FOR RAYS IN LA GUARDIA COVE (MARGARITA
ISLAND, VENEZUELA)| Luis Zambrano Vizquel, Génesis González
Poster 120| Abstract ID: 450 | RAYS OF ARVOREDO MARINE BIOLOGICAL RESERVE, SOUTHERN
OF BRAZIL: SEASONAL AND SPATIAL PATTERNS DISTRIBUTION| Luiza Machado da Camara
Canto, Renato HajeniusAché de Freitas
Poster 121| Abstract ID: 290 | AN OVERVIEW OF THREE YEARS OF CONSERVATION AND
RESEARCH EFFORTS ON SHARKS IN THE DUTCH CARIBBEAN| Linda Planthof, T. Bervoets, H.V.
Winter, G. Leurs, M. de Graaf, I. Kingma
Poster 122| Abstract ID: 063 | BIOGEOGRAPHY AND BIODIVERSITY DISTRIBUTION OF SHARKS,
RAYS AND CHIMAERAS (Chondrichthyes) FROM THE SOUTHWESTERN ATLANTIC| David Sabadin,
Santiago Aldo Barbini, Daniel Enrique Figueroa, Marcelo Kittlein, Luis Omar Lucifora
Poster 123| Abstract ID: 134 | SMALL CITIES, BIG BUSINESS: THE FINNING IN ALAGOAS STATE,
NORTHEAST BRAZIL| Cláudio Sampaio, Maria D. F. Silva, Marcio Lima Jr., Flávio Ferreira Jr.,
Rivaldo C. Santos-Jr
June 7, 2018
Poster 124| Abstract ID: 321 | OTLET - AN ONLINE PLATFORM FOR SOURCING BIOLOGICAL
SAMPLES| Lauren Meyer, Madeline Green
Poster 125| Abstract ID: 021| A BASELINE FOR MARINE ELASMOBRANCHS (RIO DE JANEIRO AND
SÃO PAULO, BRAZIL) BASED ON HOLOCENE ZOO-ARCHAEOLOGICAL REMAINS FROM
SAMBAQUIS| Augusto Mendes, Michelle Rezende Duarte, Edson Pereira Silva
Poster 126| Abstract ID: 404 | CASE REPORT OF DYSTOCIA IN CAPTIVE COWNOSE RAY
(Rhinopterabonasus) | Daniela Silva Lutfi, Amanda Xavier Ruscy, Matheus Felix de Góes, Tiê
Ferreira, Marina Trevisan Pinca
Poster 127| Abstract ID: 363 | ENVIRONMENTAL PERCEPTION ABOUT THE ELASMOBRACHS IN
THE PARANÁ COAST, SOUTHERN BRAZIL| Luís Henrique Vergès, AndrielliMaryan Medeiros,
Olímpio Rafael Cardoso, Lilian Medeiros
Poster 128| Abstract ID: 197| WHY SAVE SHARKS?-A CASE FOR A RELATIONAL VALUES
APPROACH TO STUDYING SHARK CONSERVATION| Rachel Skubel, Gina Maranto, Meryl Shriver-
Rice
Poster 129| Abstract ID: 157 | INFORMING AND SENSITIZING: THE IMPORTANCE OF DIGITAL
MEDIA FOR THE CONSERVATION OF SHARKS IN BRAZIL| Flávio Ferreira da Silva Júnior, Márcio
Lima Jr, Cláudio L.S. Sampaio
Poster 130| Abstract ID: 135| EDUCATION AND AWARENESS: TOOLS IN THE CONSERVATION OF
SHARKS AND STINGRAYS IN ALAGOAS STATE, NORTHEASTERN BRAZIL| Izabel R. G. Souza, Flávio
Ferreira Jr, Lays P. Nascimento, Cláudio L.S. Sampaio
Poster 131| Abstract ID: 235| HOW TO DO ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION ABOUT SHARKS AND
RAYS IN A PARTICIPATIVE AND INTEGRATIVE WAY| Andrielli Medeiros, Renata Azevedo Xavier,
IullyPupiaFerretto, Olímpio Rafael Cardoso, EmygdioLeite de Araújo Monteiro Filho
Poster 132| Abstract ID: 418| LOCAL ECOLOGICAL KNOWLEDGE ABOUT RAYS AMONG
FISHERMEN, RESIDENTS AND TOURISTS FROM ARMAÇÃO BEACH, FLORIANÓPOLIS-SC, BRAZIL|
Renato Freitas, Ricardo F. Freitas, Lucas P. Machado, NatáliaHanazaki
Poster 133| Abstract ID: 445| CHALLENGES IN MONITORING AND SANITARY CONTROL OF
ELASMOBRANCHS DECHARACTERIZED BY ON-BOARD PROCESSING IN ARTISANAL FISHERIES OF
SOUTHERN BRAZIL| Aline Cristina Prado, Hugo Bornatowski, Isabella Simões, Renata
DaldinLeite, Isis Danielle Cury da Cruz, Natascha Wosnick
Poster 134| Abstract ID: 441| MERCURY LEVELS AND TROPHIC INTERACTIONS AMONG SHARKS
OF THE COLOMBIAN PACIFIC AND RISKS TO HUMAN HEALTH| Sandra Bessudo, Natalia Vélez,
Dalia C. Barragán-Barrera, Felipe Ladino, Andrea Luna-Acosta
Poster 135| Abstract ID: 307| METAL AND METALLOID CONTAMINATION IN SOUTHEASTERN
BRAZILIAN ELECTRICAL RAYS Narcinebrasiliensis: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE ECOLOGY AND
CONSERVATION OF THE SPECIES| Nathan Lagares Franco Araujo, Catarina Amorim Lopes,
Leandro Rocha, Rafael Christian Chávez Rocha, Tatiana Dillenburg Saint Pierre, Daniela Silva
Lutfi, Marcelo Vianna, Rachel Ann Hauser-Davis
Poster 136| Abstract ID: 209 | ECOTOXICOLOGY AS A TOOL FOR THE CONSERVATION OF
SOUTHEASTERN BRAZILIAN MARINE SPECIES: ECOLOGICAL IMPLICATIONS OF
METALLOTHIONEIN LEVELS IN Narcinebrasiliensis| Catarina Lopes, Nathan Lagares Franco
Araújo, Rachel Ann Hauser-Davis, Leandro Rocha, Marcelo Vianna, Daniela Silva Lufti
Poster 137| Abstract ID: 128 | PRELIMINARY DATA ON TRACE ELEMENTS CONCENTRATION IN A
POPULATION OF LESSER SPOTTED DOGFISH (Scyliorhinuscanicula) FROM CENTRAL
MEDITERRANEAN SEA| Francesca Romana Reinero, Emilio Sperone, Cristian Marchio, Marco
Minervino, Laura Bevacqua, Maria LudovicaToraldo Serra, Gianni Giglio, Primo Micarelli, Sandro
Tripepi, Concetta Milazzo
Poster 138| Abstract ID: 022 | THE FISHING AND ILLEGAL TRADE OF THE ANGEL SHARK: DNA
BARCODING AGAINST MISLEADING IDENTIFICATIONS| Ingrid Bunholi, Juliana Beltramin de Biasi,
Carolina de Oliveira Magalhães, Matheus Rotundo, Claudio Oliveira, Fausto Foresti, Fernando
Fernandes Mendonça
Poster 139| Abstract ID: 073 | DNA BARCODE OF A SHARK FINNING SEIZURE IN BRAZIL:
IMPLICATIONS FOR WILDLIFE TRADE SURVEILLANCE AND CONSERVATION| Ingrid Bunholi,
Bruno Lopes da Silva Ferrete, Carolina de Oliveira Magalhães, Claudio Oliveira, Fausto Foresti,
Fernando Fernandes Mendonça
Poster 140| Abstract ID: 147 | CRYPTIC DIVERSITY AND A DNA PROTOCOL TO IDENTIFY BODY
PARTS OF THE NURSE SHARK Ginglymostomacirratum(Ginglymostomatidae)| Rodrigo Torres,
Marina S. S. Falkowski, Flávia R. S. Andrade, Andrey L. F. Castro, Fabio Hazin, André S. Afonso
Poster 141| Abstract ID: 035 | MOLECULAR DISCRIMINATION OF SphyrnaGENERA FROM OTHER
SHARKS SPECIES MARKETED IN BRAZIL, BASED ON THE AMPLIFICATION OF ITS2 GENE| João
Bráullio Luna Sales, Richard Klein Castro Silva, RosimeirePastana da Silva e Silva, Andreza Vieira,
Horacio Schneider, Iracilda Sampaio, Luis Fernando da Silva Rodrigues Filho
Poster 142| Abstract ID: 182 | TELOMERE LENGTH AS A METRIC FOR LONGEVITY? PRELIMINARY
RESULTS FROM Etmopterusgranulosus| Melissa Nehmens, Rebecca Varney, Alexis Janosik,
David A. Ebert
Poster 143| Abstract ID: 056 | TRACE METAL ASSESSMENT (ARSENIC, SELENIUM AND NICKEL) IN
BLUE SHARK (Prionace glauca), CAPTURED IN THE SOUTHEAST-SOUTH COAST OF BRAZIL|
Gabriela Vignatti, Vania Elisabete Schneider, Matheus Poletto
Poster 144| Abstract ID: 012 | ASSESSING THE ELASMOBRANCH DIVERSITY OF RIO DE JANEIRO
COAST, BRAZIL, SOUTHWESTERN ATLANTIC| Marcele Moura Vicente, Otto Bismarck
FazzanoGadig, Camila Negrão Signori, Ulisses Leite Gomes, Hugo Ricardo Secioso Santos
Poster 145| Abstract ID: 094 | AGE, GROWTH AND MATURITY OF OCEANIC WHITETIP SHARK
(Carcharhinus longimanus) FROM PAPUA NEW GUINEA| Brooke D'Alberto, Andrew Chin,
Jonathan J. Smart, Leontine Baje, William T. White, Colin A. Simpfendorfer
Poster 146| Abstract ID: 388 | AGE AND GROWTH OF THE BRAZILIAN SHARPNOSE SHARK
Rhizoprionodonlalandii IN SOUTHEASTERN BRAZIL| Fabio Motta, Fabio Prior Caltabellotta,
Jéssica Thais Corsso, Otto Bismarck FazzanoGadig
Poster 147| Abstract ID: 477| AGEING CHONDRICHTHYAN FISHES USING DORSAL FINSPINES:
UTILITY OR FUTILITY?| Charles Cotton, Brian J. Moe
Poster 148| Abstract ID: 495 | AGE AND GROWTH OF THE LESSER ELECTRIC RAY
Narcinebrasiliensis(von Olfers, 1831) (Chondrichthyes: Narcinidae)| Fernanda A. Rolim, Fabio
P.Caltabellotta, Matheus M.Rotundo, Teodoro Vaske-Júnior
Poster 149| Abstract ID: 501 | AGE AND GROWTH OF THE ZIPPER SAND SKATE
Psammobatisextenta(GARMAN, 1913) (Chondrichthyes, Rajidae)|Ana Clara Sá Athayde,
Fernanda A. Rolim, Fabio P.Caltabellotta, Otto B. F.Gadig
Poster 150| Abstract ID: 305 | SHARK FISHERIES IN ARGENTINA REVISITED: 20 YEARS LATER|
Gustavo E. Chiaramonte
Poster 151| Abstract ID: 145 | ARTISANAL SHARK FISHERIES OF BAHÍA SAN BLÁS MPA
(ARGENTINA): THE LAST ORAL RECORDS| Juan Martin Cuevas, Sebastian Gomez,
NahuelD'ercole, Mirta Garcia, Gustavo Chiaramonte
Poster 152| Abstract ID: 169 | HISTORICAL RECONSTRUCTION OF PACIFIC ANGEL SHARK,
Squatinacalifornica, CATCHES FROM THE NORTHWEST MEXICO (1960-2015) AND THEIR
ANALYSIS BY DATA-POOR ASSESSMENT METHODS| Alesa Flores-Guzman, Oscar Sosa-Nishizaki
Poster 153| Abstract ID: 295 | LANDINGS AND CATCHES ANALYSIS OF THE MAIN HOLOCEPHAL
OF THE ARGENTINEAN SEA (33° -57°S): THE ELEPHANT FISH,
Callorhinchuscallorynchus(Holocephali: Callorhinchidae)| Juan Federico Bernasconi, Edgardo Di
Giácomo, Marina Coller,LauraProsdocimi,MarianoMonsalvo,Gustavo Martinez-Puljak, Gabriela
Navarro, Nelson Bovcon, Natalia Hozbor, Ana Massa
Poster 154| Abstract ID: 468 | HISTORICAL CHANGES IN CATCH RATES AND SPECIES
COMPOSITION OF BATOIDS EXPLOITED BY ARTISANAL FISHERIES IN THE NORTHERN
COLOMBIAN CARIBBEAN SEA| Gianluca Lo verso, Luis Manjarres
Poster 155| Abstract ID: 466 | HISTORICAL FISHERIES DATA ON THE SMALLTAIL SHARK,
Carcharhinus porosus, CAPTURED IN THE WESTERN EQUATORIAL ATLANTIC| Michael Dyonns
Andrade da Silva, Marcelo Augusto Bezerra, Manuel Antônio de Andrade Furtado-Neto, Vicente
Vieira Faria
Poster 156| Abstract ID: 355 | HISTORICAL ANALYSIS OF THE SHARK FISHERIES IN CAMPECHE,
MEXICO| Ilse Alejandra Martínez, Iván Méndez Loeza, Juan Carlos Pérez Jiménez
Poster 157| Abstract ID: 125 | BACTERIOLOGICAL EVALUATION OF SHORTFIN MAKO
(Isurusoxyrinchus) (Elasmobranchii: Lamnidae) MEAT COMMERCIALIZED IN THE CITY OF
NITERÓI, RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL| André Luiz Medeiros de Souza, Ana Beatriz Monteiro
Fonseca, ShizukoKajishima, Robson Maia Franco, Eliana de Fátima Marques de Mesquita
Poster 158| Abstract ID: 287 | SHARKS AND STINGRAYS LANDED IN THE LARGEST FISHING PORT
OF ALAGOAS, NORTHEAST BRAZIL| Márcio Lima Júnior, Luan O. Santos, Rivaldo D. Santos, Igor
da Mata-Oliveira, Cláudio L.S. Sampaio
Poster 159| Abstract ID: 461 | ELASMOBRANCH CATCH AND TRADE PROFILE IN THE SOUTH
COAST OF PARANÁ, SOUTHERN BRAZIL| Isabella Simoes, Aline Cristina Prado, Natascha
Wosnick, Paulo de Tarso da Cunha Chaves
Poster 160| Abstract ID: 503 | SHARKS AND STINGRAYS IN THE STREET MARKET: OUT OF THE
SEA, ON THE DISH| Maria D. F. Silva, Márcio Lima Jr., Claudio L.S. Sampaio
Poster 161| Abstract ID: 490 | ARTISANAL FISHING OF Elasmobranchii IN SOUTHEASTERN BRAZIL
(TROPICAL WESTERN ATLANTIC)|Guilherme dos Santos Lirio, JoelsonMusiello Fernandes, Helen
Audrey Pichler, Lorena Lopes Almeida, Caio Ribeiro Pimentel, Julien Chiquieri
Poster 162| Abstract ID: 484 | CHARACTERIZING AN ARTISANAL ELASMOBRANCH FISHERY IN
THE REMOTE MISKITO CAYS OF HONDURAS| Gabriela Ochoa, Ely Augustinus, Rachel T. Graham
Poster 163| Abstract ID: 485 | USE OF TRADITIONAL ECOLOGICAL KNOWLEDGE TO REVEAL
TRENDS IN THE ARTISANAL AND ELASMOBRANCH FISHERIES OF CABO VERDE| Alexander
Seymour, Zeddy T. A. Seymour, Rachel T. Graham, Cintia P. Lima, José Luís Monteiro
Poster 164| Abstract ID: 417 | OUTCOME OF THE FIRST REGIONAL SHARK & RAY STOCK,
FISHERIES & MANAGEMENT ASSESSMENT FOR THE WIDER CARIBBEAN REGION| Irene Kingma,
R. Bonfil, R. vanAnrooy
Poster 165| Abstract ID: 310 | PARTICIPATORY FISHERIES MONITORING OF THE BYCATCH OF
ELASMOBRANCHS BY BEACH SEINE FISHING OF BERTIOGA, GUAÍBE SECTOR, SÃO PAULO COAST,
BRAZIL| Alexandre Fernandes Soares Rodrigues, Bianca de Sousa Rangel, Vanessa Paes da Cruz,
AisniAdachi, Giovana Ribeiro, Renata Guimarães Moreira, Alberto Ferreira de Amorim, Fausto
Foresti
Poster 166| Abstract ID: 279 | CAPTURE OF MyliobatiformesBY ARTISANAL FISHERY IN
PERNAMBUCO COAST, NORTHEASTERN OF BRAZIL| Priscila Rocha Vasconcelos Araújo,
Francisco Marcante Santana da Silva, Rosangela Paula Lessa
Poster 167| Abstract ID: 251 | SPECIES COMPOSITION AND CPUE OF LISTED SHARKS ON
APPENDIX II CITES WERE CAUGHT IN INDONESIAN WATERS| RannyYuneni, Dharmadi, Adrian
Damora
Poster 168| Abstract ID: 187 | Juvenile white shark incidental catch inside a nursery area:
description of fishing interactions and high-risk areas - Emiliano Garcia Rodriguez, Oscar Sosa
Nishizaki
Poster 169| Abstract ID: 184 | ELASMOBRANCH COMMUNITIES ON PANAMA’S CARIBBEAN
COAST: FISHERIES-INDEPENDENT MONITORING IN THE GUNA YALA AND BOCAS DEL TORO
ARCHIPELAGOS| Megan Chevis, Ana Batista, Leyson Navarro, Rachel Graham
Poster 170| Abstract ID: 186 | GULF OF CALIFORNIA ARTISANAL FISHERY: AN HISTORICAL
LANDINGS RECONSTRUCTION OF HAMMERHEAD SHARKS (Sphyrnaspp.), 1960-2014| Luz
ErandiSaldaña-Ruiz, Oscar Sosa-Nishizaki, Daniel Cartamil
Poster 171| Abstract ID: 494 | SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL DISTRIBUTION OF ELASMOBRANCHS
CAPTURED ALONG THE COAST OF ESPÍRITO SANTO -BRAZIL| Guilherme Lirio, JoelsonMusiello
Fernandes, Helen Audrey Pichler, Lorena Lopes Almeida, Caio Ribeiro Pimentel, Julien Chiquieri,
Mauricio Hostim Silva
Poster 172| Abstract ID: 465 | INCIDENTAL AND INTENTIONAL CAPTURE OF MANTA RAYS IN
BRAZIL| NayaraBucair, Ronaldo Bastos Francini-Filho, Osmar J. Luiz
Poster 173| Abstract ID: 463 | FISHERY DYNAMIC OF THE ANGEL SHARK (Squatina
guggenheimAND Squatina occulta) OF THE SOUTHWESTERN ATLANTIC| Priscila Marchetti
Dolphine, Sarah Raquel Ferlin de Deus, Rafael Cabrera Namora, Antônio Olinto Ávila da Silva
Poster 174| Abstract ID: 492 | DEMOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS OF THE BRAZILIAN SHARPNOSE SHARK,
RhizoprionodonlalandiiON THE NORTHERN COAST OF BRAZIL (MARANHÃO)|MaysaFilgueira,
Francisco Marcante Santana, RosângelaLessa
Poster 175| Abstract ID: 374 | ASSESSMENT OF BLUE SHARKS (Prionace glauca) IN THE
SOUTHEASTERN PACIFIC OCEAN| Noelia del Carmen Valderrama Bhraunxs, Santiago De la
Puente
Poster 176| Abstract ID: 396 | JABBA: A NEW WEB-BASED TOOL DEVELOPED TO ASSESS THE
POPULATION STATUS OF PELAGIC SHARKS| Felipe Carvalho, Henning Winker, Maia Kapur
Poster 177| Abstract ID: 454 | HAMMERHEAD SHARK RESEARCH: KNOWLEDGE FROM THE
POPULATIONS IN THE CANARY ISLANDS| Filip Osaer, Krupskaya Narváez
Poster 178| Abstract ID: 280 | ABUNDANCE OF SHARKS OF THE GENUS CarcharhinusIN SAINT
PETER AND SAINT PAUL ARCHIPELAGO, BRAZIL| Natalia Alves Bezerra, Luíza Paoliello Pacheco
de Oliveira, Bruno César Luz Macena, Sibele Alves de Mendonça, Fábio Hissa Vieira Hazin
Poster 179| Abstract ID: 257 | SEXUAL MATURITY SCALE OF FEMALES AND MALES OF THE
HAMMERHEAD SHARK Sphyrna corona| Maria Alejandra Orozco Guarin, Paola Andrea Mejía-
Falla, Edgardo Londoño-Cruz, Yanis Cruz-Quintana
Poster 180| Abstract ID: 369 | PRELIMINARY ANALYSIS OF THE REPRODUCTIVE PARAMETERS OF
BONNETHEAD, Sphyrna tiburo(Linnaeus, 1758), IN THE SOUTHERN GULF OF MEXICO| Daniela
Palacios, Juan Carlos Pérez Jiménez, José Leonardo Castillo Géniz
Poster 181| Abstract ID: 406 | REPRODUCTIVE ASPECTS OF THE SCALLOPED BONNETHEAD
SHARK, Sphyrna corona, IN THE COLOMBIAN PACIFIC COAST| Maria Alejandra Orozco Guarin,
Maria Alejandra Orozco-Guarín, Paola Andrea Mejía-Falla, Edgardo Londoño-Cruz
Poster 182| Abstract ID: 309 | STREAK FISH FAUNA IN THE ESTUARINE REGION OF THE RIVERS
SERGIPE AND VAZA BARRIS (BRAZIL, SERGIPE): BIOLOGY AND ECONOMICAL EXPLORATION|
Jessica Fabiano de Oliveira, Maraisa de Oliveira Silva, Thiago Silveira Meneses, Andressa Sales
Coelho
Poster 183| Abstract ID: 451 | BIOLOGICAL DATA OF THE SHARPNOSE SEVENGILL SHARK
Heptranchiasperlo BONNATERRE, 1788 CAPTURED ON THE SOUTHERN COAST OF SANTA
CATARINA, BRAZIL|LuanaSêga, Ingrid Hyrycena, Getulio Rincón Filho, Paulo R. Schwingel,
Rodrigo C. Mazzoleni
Poster 184| Abstract ID: 455 | BIOLOGICAL DATA OF THE LIZARD CATSHARK
SchroederichthyssaurisqualusSOTO, 2001 CAPTURED ON THE SOUTHERN COAST OF SANTA
CATARINA, BRAZIL| LuanaSêga, Ingrid Hyrycena, GetulioRincon, Paulo R. Schwingel, Rodrigo C.
Mazzoleni
Poster 185| Abstract ID: 456 | REPRODUCTIVE ASPECTS AND FEEDING HABITS OF THE
SOUTHERN SAWTAIL CATSHARK GaleusmincaroneiSOTO, 2001 (ELASMOBRANCHII:
SCYLIORHINIDAE) CAPTURED IN THE SOUTHERN COAST OF SANTA CATARINA, BRAZIL| Ingrid
Hyrycena dos Santos, Luana Arruda Sêga, GetulioRincon, Paulo Ricardo Schwingel, Rodrigo C.
Mazzoleni
Poster 186| Abstract ID: 303 | PRELIMINARY DATA OF CAPTURE-INDUCED ABORTIONS IN
FRESHWATER STINGRAYS Potamotrygon motoroIN THE UPPER PARANÁ BASIN (SOUTHWEST
BRAZIL)| Victoria Frachetta, Bianca de Sousa Rangel, Jumma Miranda Araújo Chagas, Douglas de
Castro Ribeiro, Cristiéle da Silva Ribeiro, Renata Guimarães Moreira
Poster 187| Abstract ID: 493 | SHARK DIVING INDUSTRY AND FOOD PROVISIONING: A CASE
STUDY IN HONDURAS AND SOUTH AFRICA | Isabella Simoes
Poster 188| Abstract ID: 458 | Angelshark monitoring in the Canary Islands: Acoustic telemetry,
photo-identification, and genetic, and trophic assessment - Krupskaya Narváez, Filip Osaer
Poster 189| Abstract ID: 432 | Weight-of-evidence framework for assessing shark stocks in
Western Australia - Matias Braccini
Poster 190 | Abstract ID 412 | Genetic analyses in the stingrays Potamotrygon (Chondrichthyes,
Potamotrygonidae): invasion or population admixtures along the upper Paraná River basin? -
Vanessa P Cruz, Aisni MCL Adachi, Giovana S Ribeiro, Tathiana S Dorini, Claudio Oliveira, Fausto
Foresti
Poster 191 | Abstract ID 293 | Collaborating regionally to fill priority knowledge gaps to
conserve neotropical freshwater stingrays - Guillermo Moisés Bendezú Estupiñán, Amie
Brautigam
Poster 192 | Abstract ID 212 | Poleward shift in the migratory pattern of the western Atlantic
blacktip shark, Carcharhinus limbatus - Mary Bowers, Stephen Kajiura
Poster 193 | Abstract ID 439 | Habitat use, seasonality and demography of an apex predator in a
marine temperate environment: the case of the sevengill shark Notorynchus cepedianus in
northern Patagonia - Nelson Bovcon, Irigoyen Alejo, De Wysiecki Agustín, Trobbiani Gatón,
Awruch Cynthia, Argemi Federico, Jaureguizar Andres.
