Tab. 1 in Bioecology and movements of bull sharks, Carcharhinus leucas, caught in a long-term longline survey off northeastern Brazil

Tab. 1. Stomach contents (Stomach) of the Carcharhinus leucas captured and their respective total length (L T) and sexual development (Development). It was not possible to identify the stomach contents of the sharks typed in bold, i.e. S14 and S17, because they were tagged and released. (*) The tracking data from the recovered transmitter revealed that this shark has died a few hours after being released. YearSharkSexL TDevelopmentStomach2004S1Male215MatureEmpty2004S2Female207MatureEmpty2005S3Male186ImatureEmpty2006S4Female212MatureEmpty2006S5Female250MatureEverted2006S6Female190ImatureEmpty2007S7Male213MatureEmpty2008S8Female170ImatureTeleost vertebral column2008S9Female144ImatureTeleost vertebral column2011S10Male157ImatureEmpty2012S11Female200ImatureEmpty2012S12Male150ImatureSquid beak2012S13Male249MatureCrab and Squid beak2012S14Male210Mature2013S15Female266MatureHead of Sciades proops2014S16Female210MatureEmpty2014S17 *Female248Mature2014S18Female238MatureStingray