Table 1 Summary of dusky and Galapagos sharks detected at Cascade and Kingston piers, Norfolk Island, Australia.

From: Resource use of dusky and Galapagos sharks in response to fishing activities at a remote Pacific Island

Species	Transmitter	Release date	Sex	Total length (m)	Release location	Sites visited	Days detected (all receivers)	Days detected (piers)	Detection period (piers)	Residency (piers)
Dusky	A69-9001-28243	3/03/2021	Female	2.32	Cascade	Cascade/Kingston	407	203	1122	0.18
	A69-9001-25788	4/03/2021	Female	2.3	Cascade	Cascade/Kingston	383	193	823	0.23
	A69-9001-28242	4/03/2021	Female	2.03	Cascade	Cascade/Kingston	409	224	765	0.29
	A69-9001-56424	29/08/2022	Female	2.53	Cascade	Cascade/Kingston	212	43	529	0.08
	A69-9001-25787	3/03/2021	Male	2.15	Cascade	Cascade/Kingston	249	108	436	0.25
	A69-9001-56432	28/10/2022	Male	2.03	Cascade	Cascade/Kingston	304	26	415	0.06
	A69-9001-56452	18/02/2023	Male	2.54	Cascade	Kingston	118	20	369	0.05
	A69-9001-56444	6/01/2023	Female	2.56	Cascade	Cascade/Kingston	207	21	332	0.06
	A69-9001-28244	4/03/2021	Female	2.21	Cascade	Cascade/Kingston	55	31	322	0.10
	A69-9001-56433	28/10/2022	Male	2.46	Cascade	Cascade	305	30	88	0.34
	A69-9001-63790	26/02/2021	Female	2.45	Cascade	Cascade	59	41	75	0.55
	A69-9001-56431	27/10/2022	Male	2.36	Cascade	Cascade	185	6	29	0.21
	A69-9001-56451*	25/01/2023	Female	2.38	Cascade	Cascade	269	1	1	1
	A69-9001-56421	27/08/2022	Female	1.65	Kingston	Cascade/Kingston	216	44	537	0.08
	A69-9001-56439	13/12/2022	Male	2.78	Kingston	Kingston	233	59	446	0.13
	A69-9001-56440	4/01/2023	Female	1.95	Kingston	Kingston	303	39	429	0.09
	A69-9001-56448	11/01/2023	Female	1.81	Kingston	Kingston	242	57	421	0.14
	A69-9001-56438	13/12/2022	Female	2.55	Kingston	Cascade/Kingston	265	66	363	0.18
	A69-9001-28259	6/03/2021	Female	2.36	Kingston	Kingston	60	42	350	0.12
Galapagos	A69-9001-56428	31/08/2022	Female	1.47	Cascade	Cascade/Kingston	309	53	553	0.10
	A69-9001-56437	7/11/2022	Male	1.42	Cascade	Cascade/Kingston	219	77	492	0.16
	A69-9001-56420	26/08/2022	Female	1.88	Cascade	Cascade/Kingston	93	34	471	0.07
	A69-9001-56427	31/08/2022	Female	1.39	Cascade	Cascade/Kingston	241	58	213	0.27
	A69-9001-56425	29/08/2022	Female	1.42	Cascade	Cascade/Kingston	98	31	212	0.15
	A69-9001-56418	26/08/2022	Female	1.90	Cascade	Cascade/Kingston	146	57	183	0.31
	A69-9001-56423	29/08/2022	Female	1.94	Cascade	Cascade/Kingston	88	41	152	0.27
	A69-9001-56419	26/08/2022	Female	1.97	Cascade	Cascade/Kingston	95	22	96	0.23
	A69-9001-63816	28/02/2021	Female	1.52	Kingston	Cascade/Kingston	631	265	1127	0.24
	A69-9001-63814	28/02/2021	Female	1.52	Kingston	Cascade/Kingston	574	266	996	0.27
	A69-9001-63812	28/02/2021	Male	1.68	Kingston	Kingston	382	174	904	0.19
	A69-9001-56450	20/01/2023	Female	1.53	Kingston	Kingston	247	74	423	0.17
	A69-9001-63803	24/02/2021	Male	1.72	Kingston	Cascade/Kingston	134	82	261	0.31
	A69-9001-28241	6/03/2021	Male	1.70	Kingston	Kingston	111	48	245	0.20
	A69-9001-25786	6/03/2021	Female	1.50	Kingston	Kingston	69	48	182	0.26
	A69-9001-63810	27/02/2021	Female	1.92	Kingston	Cascade/Kingston	72	41	98	0.42

*Dusky shark only detected at the piers for one day (it was not included in analyses). Additionally, one dusky and two Galapagos sharks were not analysed because they were not detected at the piers. Furthermore, 14 dusky sharks and 14 Galapagos sharks were never detected at any receiver (see²³ for additional information).

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Table 1 Summary of dusky and Galapagos sharks detected at Cascade and Kingston piers, Norfolk Island, Australia.

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