US EditionA bibliometric visualization of trends in Philippine sharks studies published in Scopus-indexed journals over the past five decades
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A bibliometric visualization of trends in Philippine sharks studies published in Scopus-indexed journals over the past five decades
Sharks are one of the oldest vertebrates with a lineage over 400 million years, have drastically declined in population due to increased fishing pressure and demand for shark products. Some species of sharks are top hunters essential for maintaining marine biodiversity and ecological balance. The Philippines, a global biodiversity hotspot, hosts approximately 200 shark species, which are ecologically and economically significant, supporting fishe
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