 Spiny Dogfish Research Network
An important product of the 2007 North Carolina Sea Grant sponsored workshop on spiny dogfish was the creation of the Spiny Dogfish Research Network. The intention with the creation of this network was to develop a loose collaboration of people interested in spiny dogfish research. The goals of the research network are to increase communication and collaboration among spiny dogfish research biologists.
The end product will be reduced competition for scarce research dollars, increased collaboration and coordination on large scale research projects.
Critical Research Issues
- Migration patterns
- The role of spiny dogfish in the ecosystem
- Definitive and validated aging procedures for Pacific and Atlantic
North American dogfish
- Comprehensive life history data
- Location of pupping grounds
- Use of bycatch data for population models
- New technologies (acoustic telemetry, satellite telemetry)
- Genetic analysis
2007 Migration Workshop White Paper
2008 Spiny Dogfish Symposium Discussion
Participation in the Spiny Dogfish Research Network
If you would like to participate in the research network, please email Jennifer Cudney at jlc0213@ecu.edu. Jennifer will add you to our email list.
If you would like to send anything via email to the Spiny Dogfish Research Network, please email jlc0213@ecu.edu with the header "SDRN posting".
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