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Publisher: AAAS (Science). Papers with a DOI; 3 are flagged open access but our scripts failed to fetch them.
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1ID 146710.1126/science.ns-3.57.275-d
A Carboniferous genus (Chlamydoselachus) of sharks still living
Cope, E.D. (1884)
Year: 1884
Science, 3(57), 275–276
Publisher page (DOI)JSTORWorldCatScholar
2ID 146210.1126/science.ns-3.52.116.b
A peculiar selachian
Garman, S. (1884)
Year: 1884
Science, 3(52), 116–117
Publisher page (DOI)JSTORWorldCatScholar
3ID 1171010.1126/science.15.386.824-b
The whale-shark (Rhinodon typicus) as an american fish
Gill, T. (1902)
Year: 1902
Science, 15(386), 824–826
Publisher page (DOI)JSTORWorldCatScholar
4ID 305210.1126/science.17.433.630.b
Additional specimens of the Japanese shark Mitsukurina
Dean, B. (1903)
Year: 1903
Science, 17(433), 630–631
Publisher page (DOI)JSTORWorldCatScholar
5ID 930710.1126/science.27.686.311-a
Cladodus compressus, a correction
Branson, E.B. (1908)
Year: 1908
Science, 27(686), 311–312
Publisher page (DOI)JSTORWorldCatScholar
6ID 1171510.1126/science.42.1088.653
On the occurrence in the southern hemisphere of the basking or bone shark, Cetorhinus maximus
Gudger, E.W. (1915)
Year: 1915
Science, 42(1088), 653–656
Publisher page (DOI)JSTORWorldCatScholar
7ID 1171610.1126/science.48.1251.622.b
Rhineodon typus, the whale shark--further notes on its habits and distribution
Gudger, E.W. (1918)
Year: 1918
Science, 48(1251), 622–627
Publisher page (DOI)JSTORWorldCatScholar
8ID 1171910.1126/science.56.1444.251
The fourth record of the occurrence in the Atlantic Ocean of the whale shark, Rhineodon typus
Gudger, E.W. (1922)
Year: 1922
Science, 56(1444), 251–252
Publisher page (DOI)JSTORWorldCatScholar
9ID 1172010.1126/science.62.1611.438
A whale shark (Rhineodon) in the Gulf of Siam
Smith, H.M. (1925)
Year: 1925
Science, 62(1611), 438
Publisher page (DOI)JSTORWorldCatScholar
10ID 1172210.1126/science.65.1692.545
The whale shark, Rhineodon typus, at the Galapagos Islands - A new faunal record
Gudger, E.W. (1927)
Year: 1927
Science, 65(1692), 545
Publisher page (DOI)JSTORWorldCatScholar
11ID 1172110.1126/science.65.1678.211
The whale-shark, Rhineodon typus, in the gulf of California
Gudger, E.W. (1927)
Year: 1927
Science, 65(1678), 211–212
Publisher page (DOI)JSTORWorldCatScholar
12ID 1172410.1126/science.72.1866.341-b
Another capture on the New Jersey coast of the basking shark, Cetorhinus maximus
Gudger, E.W. (1930)
Year: 1930
Science, 72(1866), 341–343
Publisher page (DOI)JSTORWorldCatScholar
13ID 1172310.1126/science.71.1851.639
The second capture of the whale shark, Rhineodon typus, near Havana harbor, Cuba
Gudger, E.W. & Hoffmann, W.H. (1930)
Year: 1930
Science, 71(1851), 639–640
Publisher page (DOI)JSTORWorldCatScholar
14ID 1495910.1126/science.122.3166.417.a
Sharks in Fresh Water
Herre, A.W.C.T. (1955)
Year: 1955
Science, 122(3166), 417
Publisher page (DOI)JSTORWorldCatScholar
15ID 1509710.1126/science.129.3357.1224
Electrophysiology of the Elasmobranch Stomach
Hogben, C.A.M. (1959)
Year: 1959
Science, 129(3357), 1224–1225
Publisher page (DOI)JSTORWorldCatScholar
16ID 1104210.1126/science.133.3463.1480
Provisional audiogram for the shark, Carcharhinus leucas
Kritzler, H. & Wood, L. (1961)
Year: 1961
Science, 133(3463), 1480–1482
Publisher page (DOI)JSTORWorldCatScholar
17ID 1170810.1126/science.140.3574.1396
Electrocardiographic Studies of Free-Swimming Sharks
Gilbert, P.W. & Douglas, S.D. (1963)
Year: 1963
Science, 140(3574), 1396
Publisher page (DOI)JSTORWorldCatScholar
18ID 610310.1126/science.142.3594.975
Sharks: attraction by low-frequency sounds
Nelson, D.R. & Gruber, S.H. (1963)
Year: 1963
Science, 142(3594), 975–977
Publisher page (DOI)JSTORWorldCatScholar
19ID 527510.1126/science.145.3635.949
Electroencephalograms of sharks
Gilbert, P.W. & Hodgson, E.S. & Mathewson, F.F. (1964)
Year: 1964
Science, 145(3635), 949–951
Publisher page (DOI)JSTORWorldCatScholar
20ID 199410.1126/science.181.4095.169
Size of the great white shark (Carcharodon)
Randall, J.E. (1973)
Year: 1973
Science, 181(4095), 169–170
Publisher page (DOI)JSTORWorldCatScholar
21ID 50176610.1126/SCIENCE.7352266
Electroreception in the ratfish (Hydrolagus colliei)
Fields, R.D. & Lange, G.D. (1980)
Year: 1980
Publisher page (DOI)JSTORWorldCatScholar
22ID 1762810.1126/science.310.5745.32a
Satellite tracking catches sharks on the move
Pennisi, E. (2005)
Year: 2005
Science, 310(5745), 32–33
Publisher page (DOI)JSTORWorldCatScholar
23ID 2943210.1126/science.abg1943flagged open access
Mediterranean sharks and rays need action
Milazzo, M. & Cattano, C. & Al-Mabruk, S.A.A. & Giovos, I. (2021)
Year: 2021
Science, 371(6527), 355–356
Open-access copyPublisher page (DOI)WorldCatScholar
24ID 3036010.1126/science.abj9522
Response to Comment on “An early Miocene extinction in pelagic sharks”
Sibert, E.C. & Rubin, L.D. (2021)
Year: 2021
Science
Publisher page (DOI)JSTORWorldCatScholar
25ID 3036210.1126/science.abk1733
Response to Comment on “An early Miocene extinction in pelagic sharks”
Sibert, E.C. & Rubin, L.D. (2021)
Year: 2021
Science
Publisher page (DOI)JSTORWorldCatScholar
26ID 3533510.1126/science.adx7390flagged open access
Earliest oceanic tetrapod ecosystem reveals rapid complexification of Triassic marine communities
Roberts, A.J. & Rucinski, M. & Kear, B.P. & Hammer, O. & Engelschion, V.S. & Scharling, T.H. & Larsen, R.B. & Hurum, J.H. (2025)
Year: 2025
Science, 390(6774), 722–727
Open-access copyPublisher page (DOI)WorldCatScholar
27ID 3631710.1126/science.aec2144flagged open access
Fossil denticles reveal how ocean productivity shapes shark baselines and recovery potential
Dillon, E.M. & McCauley, D.J. & González, M. & Connolly, S.R. & de Gracia, B. & Cybulski, J.D. & Norris, R.D. & Gómez, M.M. & García-Pérez, I. & Leonard, N.D. & Zhao, J.-X. & García-Méndez, K. & O’Dea, A. (2026)
Year: 2026
Science, 393 (6812), 732–735
Open-access copyPublisher page (DOI)WorldCatScholar