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Fig 1.

Location of the Canary Islands.

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Fig 2.

Fishers’ guilds surveyed throughout the archipelago.

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Fig 3.

Percentages of the most common fish species caught in the artisanal fishery where houndsharks and dogfish shark is a co-occurring species.

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Fig 4.

Species spatial distribution heatmap in the archipelago related to fishers’ quiestionnaires: A) Mustelus mustelus, B) Galeorhinus galeus; C) Squalus megalops.

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Fig 5.

Relative abundance of houndsharks and dogfish in the Canary Islands.

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Fig 6.

Catches (kg) of the three most abundant species among Canarian fishers for each Canary Islands.

Data referring to 2022.

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Fig 7.

Total length range for each island and Chi-square result for the species archipelago: A) Mustelus mustelus, B) Galeorhinus galeus, C) Squalus megalops (LNZ – Lanzarote, FTV – Fuerteventura, GC – Gran Canaria, TF – Tenerife, GOM – La Gomera, PAL – La Palma).

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Table 1.

Permits (✔) and prohibitions (×) for the fishing gear used in this study on each island of the archipelago.

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Fig 8.

Frequency accumulation of answers about the efficiency of each fishing gear being 1: Low efficiency, 2: Medium efficiency and 3: High efficiency.

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