2020 July 20-26, (Dates subject to change) Joint Meeting AES and ASIH in Norfolk, VA |
Welcome to the
Home Page of Henry F. Mollet |
June 2015 | http://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-33046869: The man who keeps finding new species of shark |
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June 2014 | Burgess GH, Bruce BD, Cailliet GM, Goldman KJ, Grubbs RD, Lowe CG, MacNeil MA, Mollet HF, Weng KC, O’Sullivan JB (2014). A Re-Evaluation of the Size of the White Shark (Carcharodon carcharias) Population off California, USA. PLoS ONE 9(6): e98078. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0098078 |
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May 2014 | White shark embryo ~ 42.5 cm TL (Pictures provided by Hua Hsun HSU) | |||
Apr 2014 | Demography of Elasmobranchs | |||
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Feb 2013 | Poster on 'Captive Biology of Pelagic Stingrays,
Dasyatis (Pteroplatytrygon) violacea in the First Year' |
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New 2012 | Post-embryonic development
of the sawfish Pristis perotteti, Mueller and Henly 1841. 1978
MS thesis by Madeline I. Oettinger. |
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Sep 2007 | Photo
List of necropsy of 'Zeebrugge, Belgium' Basking Shark by
Frederik Mollen (several photographs courtesy of Filip Van den Eynde, Belgium) |
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Aug 2005 | E-patterns for age-structured animals
based on E-triangles for the 21st century.
If I assume that fertility (m) and adult survival (Sa) are constant, then the mean age of reproducing females at the stable age distribution (Ā) is given by the following equation and the E-pattern for any age-structured species is easily calculated (Mollet and Cailliet 2003; Appendix, pdf). Because the elasticity ratio of adult survival to juvenile survival is given by E(Sa)/E(Sj) = (Ā/α) - 1, it is easy to predict the E(Sa)/E(Sj) ratio using contour plots giving z = E(Sa)/E(Sj) for x = Sa/λ1, y = α, and using ω/α as an additional parameter. |
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May 2004 | Ebert, D.A., H.F. Mollet, A. Baldridge, T. Thomas, K. Forney, and W.E. Ripley. (2004). Occurrence of the whale shark, Rhincodon typus Smith 1828, in California waters. Northwestern Naturalist 85 , 26-28. | |||
Sept. 2002 | White shark morphometrics |
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Henry F. Mollet
Dentorama shows upper dentition of 323 mm total length
porbeagle embryo, © H. F. Mollet. Background credit: Jim Bourdon
(Drawing of bicuspid tooth of pelagic stingray). Created October 1995,
updated August 2019.
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