Great White Sharks

Introduction:<br>A.P. Klimley and D.G. Ainley, White Shark Research in the Past: A Perspective.<br>R.C. Murphy, A Plea for White Shark Conservation.<br>Evolution:<br>G. Hubell, Using Tooth Structure to Determine the Evolutionary History of the White Shark.<br>S.P. Applegate and L. Espinosa-Arrubarrena, The Fossil History of Carcharodon and Its Possible Ancestor, Cretolamna: A Study in Tooth Identification.<br>D.J. Long and B.M. Waggoner, Evolutionary Relationships of the White Shark: A Phylogeny of Lamniform Sharks Based on Dental Morphology.<br>A.P. Martin, Systematics of the Lamnidae and the Origination Time of Carcharodon carcharias Inferred from the Comparative Analysis of Mitochondrial DNA Sequences.<br>M.D. Gottfried, L.J.V. Compagno, and S.C. Bowman, Size and Skeletal Anatomy of the Giant "Megatooth" Shark Carcharodon megalodon.<br>R.W. Purdy, Paleoecology of Fossil White Sharks.<br>Anatomy:<br>H.F. Mollet and G.M. Cailliet, Using Allometry to Predict Body Mass from Linear Measurements of the White Shark.<br>H.F. Mollet, G.M. Cailliet, A.P. Klimley, D.A. Ebert, A.D. Testi, and L.J.V. Compagno, A Review of Length Validation Methods and Protocols to Measure Large White Sharks.<br>Physiology:<br>K.J. Goldman, S.D. Anderson, J.E. McCosker, and A.P. Klimley, Temperature, Swimming Depth, and Movements of a White Shark at the South Farallon Islands, California.<br>L.S. Demski and R.Gl. Northcutt, The Brain and Cranial Nerves of the White Shark: An Evolutionary Perspective.<br>H.L. Pratt, Jr., Reproduction in the Male White Shark.<br>S. Uchida, M. Toda, K. Teshima, and K. Yano, Pregnant White Sharks with Full-Term Embryos from Japan.<br>M.P. Francis, Observations on a Pregnant White Shark with a Review of Reproductive Biology.<br>Behavior:<br>A.P. Klimley, P. Pyle, and S.D. Anderson, The Behavior of White Sharks and Their Pinniped Prey during Predatory Attacks.<br>B.J. LeBoeuf and D.E. Crocker, Diving Behavior of Elephant Seals: Implications for Predator Avoidance.<br>W.R. Strong, Jr., Repetitive Aerial Jaw Gaping: A Thwart-Induced Behavior in White Sharks.<br>R.S. Collier, M. Marks, and R.W. Warner, White Shark Attacks on Inanimate Objects along the Pacific Coast of North America.<br>S.D. Anderson, R.P. Henderson, P. Pyle, and D.G. Ainley, Observations of White Shark Reactions to Unbaited Decoys.<br>W.R. Strong, Jr., Shape Discrimination and Visual Predatory Tactics in White Sharks.<br>A.P. Klimley, P. Pyle, and S.D. Anderson, Tail Slap and Breach: Agonistic Displays among White Sharks?<br>G.W. Barlow, Behavior of the White Shark: An Emerging Picture. Ecology and Distribution:<br>D.J. Long, K.D. Hanni, P. Pyle, J. Roletto, R.E. Jones, and R. Bandar, White Shark Predation on Four Pinniped Species in Central California Waters: Geographic and Temporal Patterns Inferred from Wounded Carcasses.<br>S.D. Anderson, A.P. Klimley, P. Pyle, and R.P. Henderson, Tidal Height and White Shark Predation at the South Farallon Islands, California.<br>P. Pyle, S.D. Anderson, A.P. Klimley, and R.P. Henderson, Environmental Factors Affecting the Occurrence and Behavior of White Sharks at the Farallon Islands, California.<br>D.J. Long and R.E. Jones, White Shark Predation and Scavenging on Cetaceans in the Eastern North Pacific Ocean.<br>J.A. Ames, J.J. Geibel, F.E. Wendell, and C.A. Pattison, White Shark-Inflicted Wounds of Sea Otters in California, 1968-1992.<br>D.J. Long, Records of White Shark-Bitten Leatherback Sea Turtles along the Central California Coast.<br>I.K. Fergusson, Distribution and Autecology of the White Shark in the Eastern North Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea.<br>O.B.F. Gadig and R.S. Rosa, Occurrence of the White Shark along the Brazilian Coast.<br>G. Cliff, S.F.J. Dudley, and M.R. Jury, Catches of White Sharks in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, and Environmental Influences.<br>Population Biology:<br>A.P. Klimley and S.D. Anderson, Residency Patterns of White Sharks at the South Farallon Islands, California.<br>P. Pyle, S.D. Anderson, and D.G. Ainley, Trends in White Shark Predation at the South Farallon Islands, 1968-1993.<br>C.A. Ferreira and T.P. Ferreira, Population Dynamics of White Sharks in South Africa.<br>G. Cliff, R.P. Van Der Elst, A. Govender, T.K. Witthuhn, and E.M. Bullen, First Estimates of Mortality and Population Size on the South African Coast.<br>W.R. Strong, Jr., B.D. Bruce, D.R. Nelson, and R.D. Murphy, Population Dynamics of White Sharks in Spencer Gulf, South Australia.<br>G.M. Cailliet, An Evaluation of Methodologies to Study the Population Biology of White Sharks.<br>Interactions with Humans:<br>J.E. McCosker and R.N. Lea, White Shark Attacks in the Eastern Pacific Ocean: An Update and Analysis.<br>M. Levine, Unprovoked Attacks by White Sharks off the South African Coast.<br>J. West, White Shark Attacks in Australian Waters.<br>G.H. Burgess and M. Callahan, Worldwide Patterns of White Shark Attacks on Humans.<br>D.R. Nelson and W.R. Strong, Jr., Chemical Repellent Tests on White Sharks, with Comments on Repellent Delivery Methods.<br>H.D. Baldridge, Jr., Comments on Means for Avoidance or Deterrence of White Shark Attacks on Humans.<br>B. Heneman and M. Glazer, More Rare Than Dangerous: A Case Study of White Shark Conservation in California.