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The Pelagic Shark Research Foundation - The Sharks of the Monterey Bay - Benthic Sharks
PSRF Director Sean Van Sommeran prepares to release a tagged seven-gill shark, Notorynchus cepedianus during an excursion upon the San Francisco bay. Seven-gill sharks ...
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Giant Sharks of the Bay (Chesapeake, Hudson, San Francisco)
As the edible item comes by, the shark reaches out its snout, bites and swallows the item, and slinks back into its lair. Sometimes the shark simply hangs onto the item and then simply lets go. The ... caverns in tropical waters, looking alot like a shark slumber party. Seven gill sharks, the megamouth shark (which has a habit of eating anchors and ...
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The Pelagic Shark Research Foundation - Image Library
The Pelagic Shark Research Foundation - Image Library PSRF Shark Image Library These images are for your personal enjoyment ONLY, and may not be reproduced ... Melissa Parker and Director Van Sommeran pose with a beached six-gill shark spring of 1995. 172K Copyright PSRF This common thresher shark washed ashore at Ano Nuevo Island and was taken back ...
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Sable Island Litter
Naming Horses Sambro Bats Birds Wilma birds Bird Lists Beached Birds Marine Mammals Seal Survey Shark predation Cetaceans Fall Colours Winter Spring Wildflowers The Beach Ocean Litter Shipwrecks Station Operations Meteorology ... are often seen on the island. The majority are caught in fragments of trawl or gill net, and others in scraps of monofilament net and pieces of plastic strapping. Most of ...
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Florida Museum of Natural History Ichthyology Department
Freshwater Fishes of Florida References General Fish References Shark References Sawfish References Childrens' Shark Books Stingray Reproduction References Biological Profiles Glossary of Terms Shark Games: Test Your Knowlege! 2003 Open ... of highly vascularized tissues known as gills. As water passes over the fine gill membranes, the fish absorbs the water's oxygen content. Gills contain a network ...
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Florida Museum of Natural History Ichthyology Department
Freshwater Fishes of Florida References General Fish References Shark References Sawfish References Childrens' Shark Books Stingray Reproduction References Biological Profiles Glossary of Terms Shark Games: Test Your Knowlege! 2003 Open House ... of Bony Fishes Tooth Types of Bony Fishes Tooth Patch Types of Bony Fishes Gill Arch and Scale Types of Bony Fishes Spine, Rays, and Caudal Fin Types of ...
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SCS: Rescue and Rehabilitation
California sea lions, particularly those at Los Islotes rookery, from pieces of gill net and other fishing nets. Investigación y Conservación de Mamíferos Marinos de Ensenada, A.C ... Beach to Kei Mouth. Injuries are usually caused by entanglement in fishing lines or nets, shark bites or injury from boat propellers. The seals are normally treated by the SPCA veterinarian ...
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NCMC Conservation News - NMFS Considering Allowing Longlines in the Pacific
The applicant claims that bycatch will be less than in the driftnet ... more about the recent overfished determination for striped marlin). It would also include highly vulnerable shark species and endangered sea turtles. NCMC recently called on its members and web visitors ...
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Refugia for Biological Diversity in Arid and Semi-Arid Australia: Contents
Barrow Island group 10.5. Islands of Exmouth Gulf 10.6. Islands of Shark Bay 10.7. Dirk Hartog Island 10.8. Bernier and Dorre Islands 10.9. Cape ... and Murchison Ranges 12.8. Dulcie Ranges 12.9. Western MacDonnell Ranges 12.10. George Gill Ranges 12.11. Eastern MacDonnell Ranges 12.12. Uluru and Kata Tjuta 12.13. Tanami ...
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The Frilled Shark - The Southern African frilled shark
Fish » Frilled Shark Frilled Shark The frilled shark, is one of several species of primitive shark, The Southern African frilled shark is a proposed ... shark looks a lot like an eel, either dark brown or grey, but has the six gill slits that let us know it is in fact a shark. The tissue of the gills protrudes, which is what gives the frilled shark ...
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