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The coral here was healthier than any of our ... . Manta rays came within feet of us, and grey, black tip and white tip reef sharks circled about. Eagle rays and a school of barracuda ... . The purpose of this dive was to collect vitareef data. A grey reef shark over 1 meter in length and one white tip shark ...
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We watched mostly grey reef sharks, also black tips and whitetips, snake around us, approaching quite closely but never threatening. grey reef sharks on parade at Sydney Island The ... the dying reef, white tip, black tip and grey reef sharks were prominent throughout the dive. In fact, all of the main reef predators were present, paradoxically indicating a healthy reef. B) ...
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SCS: Australian Sea Lion (Neophoca cinerea)
Kangaroo Island and Dangerous Reef in South Australia. Wandering individuals have been sighted as far ... of blond fur on the head for males and silver-grey/brown on the back and creamy yellow underneath for females. ... crustaceans and fish are probably their major prey. Large sharks, especially white pointer sharks, are known to prey on Australian sea lions. ...
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(CHAMP). To subscribe, send an e-mail message to: majordomo@reef.aoml.noaa.gov with the following text (only) in the ... by the American Elasmobranch Society for more technical research on sharks, rays, and chimeras. Elasmo-l operates under the PMDF MAILSERV ... major aim for the list is to provide a repository of "grey literature" (ie. non-primary literature) pertaining to mangrove reserach and ...
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The Wonders of the Seas: Sharks
Sharks really are beautiful animals...once you get to know them. The Grey Reef shark (Carcharhinus amblyrhynchos) is common around Pacific coral reefs, feeding mostly on fish and invertebrates. They reach a little over 7 feet in length. These sharks tend to ...
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CRC Reef Research Centre
Marine Turtles Minke Whales Reef Fish Sea Snakes Seagrass Sharks Sharks Despite its prominent teeth, the grey nurse shark is considered harmless to people. Photo: GBRMPA Sharks or their close relatives ... mouths. Open water sharks include the great white shark, tiger and reef sharks. Whale sharks are the basis of a tourism industry in Western Australia. Photo: GBRMPA Sharks reproduce only slowly, ...
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CRC Reef Research Centre
It depends on the type of shark,” he says. “In grey reef whalers, the older and larger sharks can have more pups at one time, so it makes more sense for fishers to target the smaller, less productive animals. White-tip sharks have ...
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Sharks in Australian waters - Marine Species Conservation
Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999. The listed shark species are: Critically Endangered species Grey Nurse Shark (Carcharias taurus) - East Coast population Speartooth Shark (Glyphis sp. A) ... Rodney Fox Shark Experience Sharks and Their Relatives Sharks and Rays in the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Sharks in the news Sharks of Hawaii Shark Research Institute Sharks species biological profiles ...
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Florida Museum of Natural History Ichthyology Department
Carcharhinidae Carcharhinus altimus bignose shark Carcharhinidae Carcharhinus amblyrhynchos grey reef shark Carcharhinidae Carcharhinus brachyurus narrowtooth shark Carcharhinidae Carcharhinus brevipinna spinner ... VIMS NSRC Featured Projects Most Frequently Asked Shark Questions Biological Profiles Sharks in the News NMFS Shark Fishery Rules and Regulations Summary ...
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