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Correction to MEPS 689:57-76 (2022) - DOI: https://doi.org/10.3354/meps14030

Correction to MEPS 675:35-52 (2022) - DOI: https://doi.org/10.3354/meps14030

New technologies can support data collection on endangered shark species in the Mediterranean Sea


Filippo Bargnesi*, Stefano Moro, Agostino Leone, Ioannis Giovos, Francesco Ferretti


*Corresponding author: f.bargnesi(at)pm.univpm.it


May 17, 2022:
In the Abstract and Introduction on p. 57, the IUCN listing for Mediterranean species was incorrectly given as ‘Endangered’. Two sentences have now been corrected in both the online and print versions of the article to:


ABSTRACT
The IUCN lists most Mediterranean species as threatened (55%), while considering 27.5% of them Data Deficient.


INTRODUCTION
Among them, 22 species (55%) are listed as threatened and 11 (27.5%) still do not have enough data to assess their status (i.e. listed as Data Deficient).


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