Shark_ID_Placard_July_2013

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Date: 2015-05-01 23:15:07 Ichthyology Galeus Predators Sharks Blacknose shark Sand tiger shark Fish anatomy Great hammerhead Blacktip shark Fish Carcharhiniformes Carcharhinidae		Shark_ID_Placard_July_2013 Add to Reading List Source URL: www.nmfs.noaa.gov Download Document from Source Website File Size: 397,97 KB Share Document on Facebook

	Identification Guide to SHARKS of Mississippi By Dr. Eric Hoffmayer, Jim Franks and John Shelley The University of Southern Mississippi Gulf Coast Research Laboratory DocID: 1oK8G - View Document
	November - December 2009 Creature Feature: The Blacknose Shark The blacknose shark, Carcharhinus acronotus, is named for a black spot located under the tip of its long, rounded snout. This small coastal shark reaches a m DocID: 1jH0e - View Document
	Shark_ID_Placard_July_2013 DocID: 13Rwt - View Document
	Large-Scale Absence of Sharks on Reefs in the GreaterCaribbean: A Footprint of Human Pressures Christine A. Ward-Paige1*, Camilo Mora1, Heike K. Lotze1, Christy Pattengill-Semmens2, Loren McClenachan3, Ery Arias-Castro4, DocID: 11n6I - View Document
	Sharks are generally regarded to exhibit slow growth, late maturity, and low reproductive output, making them particularly vulnerable to exploitation (Musick et al. 2000a). Although our knowledge of the demography and po DocID: YVIP - View Document