1. Animal Behavior: Habitat Choice

21. Serventy 1967, Baker 1978 Bird: Migration Known in 1967 Short-Tailed Shearwater Puffinus tenuirostris

23. Historical Records Precede Captain Cook Taylor 1985

24. HURL Sightings October 4, 2004, Makapuu: Terry Kerby & Amy Baco-Taylor

25. Jimmy Hall 28 Dec 2005, Haleiwa

27. Genetic Population Structure Reeb, unpublished: separate stock in E Pacific Pardini et al. Nature 2001: Separate stocks in South Africa and Australia ? ? ?

28. Mating ?

29. Reproductive Biology Pregnant White Sharks Mediterranean Japan Taiwan Australia New Zealand ? ? ?

30. Young-of-Year White sharks: Possible Parturition/Nursery Mediterranean Japan Australia New Zealand California Baja NE Atlantic South Africa

31. Long distance movement to Baja

33. Seal behavior and distribution: predator avoidance (Le Bouef & Crocker 1985)

36. Adult White Sharks: Farallon Islands, California

37. Monterey Bay Aquarium

39. 03-583 Male 4.5 m 04-155 Male 4.3 m Scot Anderson & Adam Brown

40. Pelagic White Sharks Boustany et al., 2002 Nature (n = 6)‏

41. White Shark to Hawaii 04-160 4 m Female Photo: Scot Anderson & Adam Brown Tag found by beach-comber at Sea Ranch, CA

42. White shark movement to Hawaii Weng et al. 2007 Marine Biology

43. Seasonal Distribution: White Sharks (n = 15)‏ Weng et al. 2007

44. White Shark Range Expansion Boustany et al. 2002 Weng et al. 2007 Compagno 1984 Species range (fishery data)‏ Individual movements

51. Return Migration of White Shark 04-156 3.6 m Unknown sex Photo: Scot Anderson & Adam Brown

53. Full cycle of migration Days of the Year

54. White Shark Behavior Changes Dramatically in Different Habitats Offshore Traveling Nearshore

55. Vertical Habitat Through Migration

58. Primary Productivity

59. Potential Prey for White Sharks Offshore? Catch of Bigeye Tuna 2000-2004 IATTC, 2006

60. White Sharks Foraging Offshore? Catch of Bigeye and Yellowfin Tuna 2000-2004 IATTC, 2006

61. Parturition? Juvenile white sharks: Southern California & Baja Weng et al., in press, MEPS

63. Mexico Sharks (Guadalupe Isl.) Domeier and Nasby-Lucas, in press, MEPS

64. Parturition? Young born Adult Nearshore nursery Adult Nearshore nursery Young born Kevin Weng, Stanford University

65. Migration: Indian Ocean

66. Aggregation Region Bonfil et al 2005 Science

67. Neritic Migrations Bonfil et al 2005 Science

68. Africa to Australia O + 3. 8 m shark: not mating Bonfil et al 2005 Science

69. Migration: Australia/NZ

70. Hotspots + highways 3.0 – 4.0 m white sharks Bruce et al. 2006, unpublished

71. Long Distance Movements Linking Australia + New Zealand Bruce et al. unpublished

72. Summary – White Shark Feed Feed? Mate? Transit