Prof. Dr. Dai  Xiaojie
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Prof. Dr. Dai Xiaojie

Professor
Shanghai Ocean University, China


Highest Degree
Ph.D. in Ecology from East China Normal University, China

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Biography

Dai XiaoJie if a professor at the College of Marine Science, Shanghai Ocean University.
Xiaojie Dai completed his master degree in Shanghai Fisheries University (now Shanghai Ocean University) and doctoral degree in East China Normal University. He had conducted tuna longline fishing practice and observer for more than three years in high seas of Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. He is now in charge of China tuna data collection system including China national tuna observer program, logbook, etc. He is the head of China delegation of Scientific Committee(SC) for the Western and Central Pacific Fisheries Commission(WCPFC) and International Scientific Committee of Tuna and Tuna-like Species in the North Pacific Ocean (ISC).
His current research focused on pelagic fish biology and dynamic, especially sharks and tunas. He produced over 50 publications focusing on blue shark, crocodile shark, etc.

Area of Interest:

Animal and Veterinary Sciences
100%
Fish Population Dynamics
62%
Fish Stock Assessment
90%
Shark Management
75%
Freshwater Biology
55%

Research Publications in Numbers

Books
0
Chapters
0
Articles
0
Abstracts
0

Selected Publications

  1. Xiaojie, D and J. Zhu, 2012. Biological observations on the crocodile shark Pseudocarcharias kamoharai. J. Fish Biol., 80: 1207-1212.
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  2. Jiangfeng, Z and X. Dai, 2011. Reproductive biology of female blue shark Prionace glauca in the southeastern pacific ocean. Environ. Biol. Fishes, 91: 95-102.
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  3. Xiao-Jie, D., J. Run-Lin, X. Liu-Xiong and Y. Li, 2010. on the fecundity of crocodile shark in the tropical central atlantic ocean. Acta Hydrob. Sinica, 34: 890-892.
  4. Run-lin, J., D. Xiao-jie and X. Liu-xiong, 2009. Species composition and catch rate of bycatch sharks captured by tuna longline fishery and their relationship with sea surface temperature in the tropical Atlantic Ocean. Mar. Fish., 31: 389-394.
  5. Wei, L and X. Dai, 2008. Reproductive biology characteristics of pseudocarcharias kamoharai in the tropical eastern pacific ocean. South China Fish. Sci., 4: 21-25.
  6. Jiang-feng, Z., D. Xiao-jie, Y. Li, 2008. Preliminary study on biological characteristics of spadenose shark, Scoliodon laticaudus, caught from coastal waters of Zhejiang province. J. Shanghai Fish. Univ., 17: 635-639.
  7. Jing-yu, S., D. Xiao-jie, Z. Jiang-feng, J. Wei-bin and T. Zhi-qing, 2007. Analysis of the fish species diversity in dianshan lake. J. Shanghai Fish. Uni., 16: 454-459.
  8. Xiaojie, D and Y. Xiang, 2000. Preliminary analysis on catch rate,characteristics of fork length of Thunnus thynnus in the M editerranean sea. J. Shanghai Fish. Uni., 9: 85-88.
  9. Xiaoj, D and Y. Xiang, 2000. Analysis on catch rate ot tuna longnne fishing in the high sea of tropical atlantic ocea. J. Fish. China, 24: 81-85.