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The SHARKS project investigates the dietary factors influencing shark extinction risks by analyzing fossil teeth using innovative isotope proxies. It aims to understand past shark ecology and food web dynamics, contributing valuable insights for conservation efforts amidst current biodiversity crises.
In the midst of the “sixths mass extinction event”, shark populations are declining with severe consequences for marine communities and ecosystem resilience.
Diet is a key driver of shark evolution and a predictor of their extinction risk.
Conservation efforts benefit from understanding past shark trophic ecology and how they coped with previous biotic crises.
New analytical achievements in isotope proxy development allow the use of fossil teeth to reconstruct the trophic ecology of pre-Pleistoc…
JOHANN WOLFGANG GOETHE-UNIVERSITAET FRANKFURT AM MAIN
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