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Shark Conservation and Ecology
Shark DNA Forensics and Fin Trade Research Shark Movements Research Elasmobranch Reproduction and Mating System Evolution Photo credits: Shark ...
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Shark DNA Forensics and Fin Trade Research
Addressing ... DNA-based forensic techniques and markers to rapidly identify shark carcasses, dried shark fins, and other products obtained from shark fisheries and fin markets. Using these forensic approaches, ...
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The Pelagic Shark Research Foundation - In the News
Earth's creatures. Even the size of great white populations--now a ... change in white shark numbers is likely to ripple throughout the oceanic ecosystem. To cite just one example: sharks eat seals and seals eat salmon. Therefore, a drop in shark populations, leading to ...
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Monterey Bay Aquarium: Conservation and Research - White Shark Conservation
Risk How to Report a Stranded Otter White Shark Research Project White Shark Conservation White Sharks at the Aquarium White Shark Biology FAQs Revealing Tuna Secrets Tagging of Pacific ... our e-mail newsletter. Example Conservation Despite popular perceptions of sharks as invincible, shark populations around the world are declining because of overfishing, habitat destruction and other human ...
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ISAF 2007 Worldwide Shark Attack Summary
If shark populations remain the same or increase in size, one might predict that there should be more attacks each year than in the previous year because more people are in the water. Shark populations ...
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Female shark reproduces without sex
The shark's offspring has no paternal DNA, bemused experts from Northern Ireland and the United ... reproduction in sharks but it also raises concerns about the genetic health of dwindling shark populations, they say. The investigation was launched after an unexpected birth in an aquarium at ...
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Hammerhead shark gives virgin birth
Bemused experts from Northern Ireland and the United States report that the shark – housed in an aquarium at the Henry Doorly Zoo in Nebraska, USA – gave birth ... n sharks, and according to the researchers, raises concerns about the genetic health of dwindling shark populations. The virgin birth An investigation was launched after the unexpected birth occurred in December ...
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The Pelagic Shark Research Foundation - In the News : Sharks, rays thrive in Elkhorn Slough's muddy waters - By TOM RAGAN - SENTINEL STAFF WRITER - June 19, 2007
As the top predators in the food chain, they regulate the populations of the species below them. If shark populations get in trouble, it can trigger a cascading effect all the way ... researchers have found is that the populations do not appear to mix. New data presented by the TOPP team indicate that even between Pacific Ocean basin populations there are genetic differences. This ...
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The Pelagic Shark Research Foundation - In the News : Sharks, rays thrive in Elkhorn Slough's muddy waters - By TOM RAGAN - SENTINEL STAFF WRITER - June 19, 2007
CCU Professor Dan Abel said there are no comprehensive studies showing what would happen if shark populations dwindle, but one study released about ... degree. SharkDefense has other plans besides repellents for long-liners. A shark-repellent sunscreen (minus the dead-shark scent) or little repellent grenades that could be launched in swimming ...
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International Whale Shark Project
Shark Project The Whale Shark Project   Help Protect the Future of the World's Largest Fish: The Whale Shark  Whale shark populations are in decline and they may soon face extinction if we don't act now. You can help gather data about whale shark ...
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