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In addition to being listed on relevant protocols of the Convention for the Protection of the Marine Environment and the Coastal Region of the Mediterranean (Barcelona Convention) and the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora as reported in 2006, it is also listed on the Convention on the Conservation of Migratory Species of Wild Animals and is legally protected by several States.

[...] small number of shark species, most sharks are taken in multispecies [...] [...]

This declaration was further strengthened to include all marine mammals.

Shark cartilage is utilized in many pharmaceutical preparations and reduced in powder, creams and capsules, as are other parts of sharks, e.g. ovaries, [...]

[...] leather include shark, salmon, ling, [...]

[...] protection for sharks, using valuation [...]

As regards the Animals and Plants (Protection of Endangered Species) (Exemption) (Amendment) Order 2001 and Animals and Plants (Protection of Endangered Species) Ordinance (Amendment of Schedules) Notice 2001, the Legal Adviser said that the Administration had clarified that basking shark could continue to be traded under the export and re-export licences as import licensing requirements were exempted under section 10 of the Order.

[...] [...] for seabirds and sharks and the FAO Guidelines [...] [...]

[...] appeared along with that of a shark.

[...] [...] and many deepwater sharks).

[...] [...] declining health of shark stocks worldwide, the conservation and management of sharks should be strengthened by requiring that sharks be landed [...] [...]

The shark and all the fishes [...]

[...] large central “shark” fin, which improves [...] [...]

[...] [...] birds, whales, sharks and dolphins.

[...] [...] observing the whale shark in the Islas de la [...] [...]

The Delegation of Chile expressed its concern with the delay in the standard setting process initiated in 1996, having complied with all the requirements established by the Committee on Fish and Fishery Products, and asked the Commission to give priority to the question of the inclusion of Clupea bentincki as a sardine type species in order to achieve progress.

Contents of 22:6ω3 in the liver oils in female increased during the development of the fish and reached maximun at the pre-gestation stage (49.7±4.04, n=5), which were significantly higher than that at the immature stage (25.7±0.64, n=3) and at ovary developing stage (33.3±3.46, n=4), respectively, and decreased remarkably at the end of gestation [...]

The Commission noted the views of the CCNASWP and the CCLAC concerning the inclusion of Clupea bentincki in the Standard for Canned Sardines and Sardine Type Products.

Supple, well-moisturized lips: extracts of Shea Butter, Wild Mango and plant perhydrosqualene repair and soften.

[...] [...] management of sharks, and noting with concern that basic data on shark stocks and harvests continue to be lacking, that only a small number of countries have implemented the International Plan of Action for the Conservation and Management of Sharks, and that not all regional fisheries management organizations and arrangements have adopted conservation and management measures for directed shark fisheries and for the regulation of by-catch of sharks from other fisheries

Enter the shark cage if you dare, [...]

Recognizing also the economic and cultural importance of sharks in many countries, the biological importance of sharks in the marine ecosystem as key predatory species, the vulnerability of certain shark species to overexploitation, the fact that some are threatened with extinction, the need for measures to promote the long-term conservation, management and sustainable use of shark populations and fisheries, and the relevance of the International Plan of Action for the Conservation and Management of Sharks, adopted by the [...] [...]

[...] [...] their intake of shark (flake), broadbill, [...] [...]

At 9:00 in the morning to the Huanggang port 3 building exit hall collection, after arrival to the Hongkong Convention and Exhibition Centre, Golden Bauhinia Square ( about 30 minutes ), here for the return of Hongkong to the motherland testimony, you can in "forever blooming Bauhinia " and the return of memorial photo-taking, lunch to visit the Hongkong Feng Shui -- Repulse Bay ( about 30 minutes ), Repulse Bay scenery, Hongkong is one of the many beautiful beaches, then visit the world-famous Ocean Park (including tickets to RMB260 yuan / person, about 3 hours ), here are the world's largest aquarium, aquarium and marine theater, dolphins, sea lions, the killer whale and other amazing stunts; and every kind of thrilling mobile amusement facility, such as a roller coaster, the pirate ship and so on, the Ferris wheel.