David Shiffman

Copies of any avaialble upon request

• Shiffman, D.S., Kaufman, L., Heithaus, M., and Hammerschlag, N. (2019). Intraspecific differences in relative isotopic niche area and overlap of co-occurring sharks. Aquatic Ecology.
• Dey, CJ, Yurkowski, DJ, Schuster, R, Shiffman, DS, and Bittick, SJ. (2018). Patterns of uncertainty in life-history and extinction risk for Arctic vertebrates. Arctic Science
• Coristine, LE, Jacob, L, Schuster, R, Otto, SP, Baron, NE, Bennett, NJ, Bittick, SJ, Dey, C, Favaro, B, Ford, A, Nowlan, L, Orihel, D, Palen, WJ, Polfus, JL, Shiffman, DS, Venter, O, and Woodley, S. (2018). Informing Canada’s commitment to biodiversity conservation: a science-based framework to help guide protected areas designation through Target 1 and beyond. FACETS
• Bangley, C., Paramore, L., Shiffman, DS, and Rulifson, R. (2018) Increased Abundance and Nursery Habitat Use of the Bull Shark (Carcharhinus leucas) in Response to a Changing Environment in a Warm-Temperate Estuary. Scientific Reports
• Shiffman, DS. (2018). Social media for fisheries science and management professionals: How to use it and why you should. Fisheries
• Bird, C….Shiffman, DS…and Trueman, C (72 total authors). (2018). A global perspective on the trophic geography of sharks. Nature Ecology and Evolution.
• Shiffman, DS and Hueter, R. (2017). A United States shark fin ban would undermine sustainable shark fisheries. Marine Policy
• Shiffman, DS, Macdonald, C, Ganz, HY, and Hammerschlag, N. (2017). Fishing practices and representations of shark conservation issues among users of a land-based shark angling online forum. Fisheries Research
• Smith, NS, Cote, IM, Martinez-Esteves, L, Hind-Ozan, EJ, Quiros, AL, Johnson, N, Green, SJ, Cornick, L, Shiffman, DS, Malpica-Cruz, L, Besch, AG, and Shiel-Rolle, N. (2017). Diversity and inclusion in conservation: a proposal for a marine diversity network. Frontiers in Marine Science
• Gallagher, AJ, Shiffman, DS, Byrnes, EE, Hammerschlag-Peyer, CM, and Hammerschlag, N. (2017). Patterns of resource use and isotopic niche overlap among three species of sharks occurring within a protected subtropical estuary. Aquatic Ecology
• Macdonald, C, Gallagher, AJ, Barnett, A, Brunnschweiler, J, Shiffman, DS, and Hammerschlag, N. (2017) Conservation potential of apex predator tourism. Biological Conservation
• Hammerschlag, N, Skubel, RA, Calich, H, Nelson, ER, Shiffman, DS, Wester, J, Macdonald, C, Cain, S, Jennings, L, Enchelmaier, A, and Gallagher, AJ. (2017). Nocturnal and crepuscular behavior in elasmobranchs: a review of movement, habitat use, foraging, and reproduction in the dark. Bulletin of Marine Science
• Collins, K, Shiffman, DS, and Rock, J. (2016) How are scientists using social media in the workplace? PLoS ONE 
• Shiffman, DS and Hammerschlag, N. (2016). Preferred conservation policies of shark researchers. Conservation Biology
• Shiffman, DS and Hammerschlag, N. (2016) Shark conservation and management policy: a review and primer for non-specialists. Animal Conservation. (Featured on cover)
• Thaler, AD and Shiffman, DS. (2015). Fish tales: combatting fake science in popular media. Ocean and Coastal Management (International Marine Conservation Congress special issue)
• Shiffman, DS, Hammerschlag, N. (2014) An assessment of the scale, practices, and conservation implications of Florida’s charterboat-based recreational shark fishery. Fisheries. (Featured on cover)
• Shiffman, DS, Gallagher AJ, Wester, J, Macdonald, CC, Thaler, AD, Cooke, SJ, and Hammerschlag, N. (2014). Trophy fishing for species threatened with extinction: a way forward building on a history of conservation. Marine Policy.
• Shiffman, DS, Frazier, B, Kucklick, J, and Sancho, G. (2014) “Detection of an ontogenetic shift in diet between young-of-year and juvenile sandbar sharks in South Carolina estuaries using d13C and d15N stable isotope analysis”. Marine and Coastal Fisheries. (One of 5 most-downloaded papers of the year for MCF)
• Gallagher, AJ, Hammerschlag, N, Shiffman, DS, Giery, ST. (2014) Evolved for extinction: the cost and conservation implications of extreme specialization in hammerhead sharks. BioScience (Featured on cover)
• Ferry, L and Shiffman, DS. The value of taxon-focused science: 30 years of elasmobranchs in biological research and outreach. Copeia (Professional Society Presidential Address section)
• Parsons, ECM, Shiffman, DS, Darling, ES, Spillman, N, and Wright, AJ. (2014). How Twitter Literacy Can Benefit Conservation Scientists. Conservation Biology.
• Darling, ES, Shiffman, DS, Drew, J, and Cote, I. (2013). The role of twitter in the life cycle of a scientific publication. Ideas in Ecology and Evolution
• Shiffman, DS, Gallagher, AJ, Boyle, MD, Hammerschlag-Peyer, CM, and Hammerschlag, N. (2012).  Stable isotope analysis as a tool for elasmobranch conservation research: a primer for non-specialists. Marine and Freshwater Research (Featured on cover).
•  Shiffman, DS (2012). Twitter as a tool for conservation outreach and education: what scientific conferences can do to promote live-tweeting. Journal of Environmental Studies and Sciences
• Thaler, AD, Zelnio, KA Freitag, A, MacPherson, R, Shiffman, DS, Bik, H, Goldstein, M, and McClain, C. (2012). Digital Environmentalism: Tools and strategies for the evolving online ecosystem. In D. Gallagher (ed.) Environmental Leadership: A Reference Handbook. SAGE