Neil Hammerschlag - Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science;University of Miami;Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science, University of Miami

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My research centers on the behavioral ecology of marine predators under global change. My current studies focus on understanding the spatial ecology of highly migratory sharks under threat from coastal urbanization, overfishing and warming seas, and determining the associated ecosystem consequences and conservation implications.

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Metal(loid) Contamination in Tiger Sharks (galeocerdo Cuvier) from a Remote Oceanic Island in the Equatorial Atlantic Ocean and Potential Impacts on Physiological Parameters

Bianca de Sousa Rangel, Mariana da Fontoura Martins,Neil Hammerschlag,Yuri Vieira Niella,Patrícia Gomes Costa,Renata Guimarães Moreira,Adalto Bianchini

Chemosphere (2025): 144250-144250

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Evidence of Cascading Ecosystem Effects Following the Loss of White Sharks from False Bay, South Africa

Neil Hammerschlag, Yakira Herskowitz,Chris Fallows, Thiago B. A. Couto

Frontiers in Marine Science (2025)

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Life Stage and Seasonal Habitat Use of the Porbeagle Lamna Nasus in the Northwest Atlantic Ocean

Brooke N. Anderson,Neil Hammerschlag,Steven Saul, Jon F. Dodd,Heather D. Bowlby,Yun Kang,Austin J. Gallagher,James A. Sulikowski

Frontiers in Marine Science (2025)

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“Uncertainty Remains for White Sharks in South Africa, As Population Stability and Redistribution Cannot Be Concluded by Bowlby Et Al. (2023): “decline or Shifting Distribution? a First Regional Trend Assessment for White Sharks (carcharodon Carcharias) in South Africa”

Enrico Gennari,Neil Hammerschlag,Sara Andreotti,Chris Fallows,Monique Fallows,Matias Braccini

Ecological Indicators（2024）

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Animal Migration in the Anthropocene: Threats and Mitigation Options

Steven J. Cooke,Morgan L. Piczak,Navinder J. Singh,Susanne Akesson,Adam T. Ford,Shawan Chowdhury,Greg W. Mitchell,D. Ryan Norris,Molly Hardesty-Moore,Douglas Mccauley,Neil Hammerschlag,Marlee A. Tucker,Joshua J. Horns,Ryan R. Reisinger,Vojtech Kubelka,Robert J. Lennox

Biological reviews/Biological reviews of the Cambridge Philosophical Societyno. 4 (2024): 1242-1260

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Transboundary Movements of Porbeagle Sharks Support Need for Continued Cooperative Research and Management Approaches

Jenny R. Bortoluzzi, Grace E. Mcnicholas,Andrew L. Jackson, C. Antonia Klocker,Keno Ferter,Claudia Junge,Otte Bjelland,Adam Barnett,Austin J. Gallagher,Neil Hammerschlag,William K. Roche,Nicholas L. Payne

FISHERIES RESEARCH（2024）

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Shark Conservation Requires Mortality-Limiting Regulations Amid Global Change

Neil Hammerschlag,David W. Sims

Trends in Ecology & Evolution（2024）

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First Insights into the Vertical Habitat Use of Young Porbeagles in the North-Western Atlantic with Implications for Bycatch Reduction Strategies

Brooke N. Anderson,Heather D. Bowlby,Steven Saul, Yun Kang,Neil Hammerschlag,Lisa J. Natanson,James A. Sulikowski

MARINE AND FRESHWATER RESEARCHno. 12 (2024)

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Reviewing Cd, Hg and Pb Assessments and Effects in Elasmobranchs

Natascha Wosnick,Aline Cristina Prado,Mariana Martins,Liza Merly,Ana Paula Chaves,Neil Hammerschlag,Oliver Shipley,Rachel Ann Hauser-Davis

Lead, Mercury and Cadmium in the Aquatic Environmentpp.46-75, (2023)

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