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Sharks in Australian waters - Marine Species Conservation
In some areas tagged sharks are providing information about growth rates. Once a shark is caught, it is measured, tagged, ... Ichthyology at the Australian Musuem International Plan of Action for the Conservation and Management of Sharks International Shark Attack File IUCN Shark Specialist Group Mote Marine Laboratory - Centre for Shark research ...
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AIMS ProjectNET - Dangerous Marine Animals - Sharks
Museum - Canberra, Australia Elasmobranch research at Monterey Bay MOTE Marine Laboratory, Florida Queensland government FishWEB - Swim with caution in warmer weather Shark resources and information Sharks - Information and Conservation Taronga Zoo - Sydney, Australia First-aid information Marine-medic - compiled by Dr Peter Fenner, current Honorary National Medical Officer for Surf Life Saving ...
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BBC - Science & Nature - Conservation - Sharks
Earth Birds Mammals UK wildlife Sea life Wildfacts Conservation Articles Bears Cats Elephants Primates Rhinos Sharks Marine turtles Whales and dolphins Wolves More articles Pets Children's zone Contact Us Like ... occurs in coastal areas, important shark nursery areas are also at risk. Hunting Although most sharks are indifferent to humans and pose no threat, shark hunting is still a widespread trophy ...
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Bite-Back - Sharks Frequently Asked Questions
For once, everyday consumers in the UK can contribute to the environmental and political debate by ... in high society. It is unknown how long the shark population will survive. How long can sharks sustain this level of fishing? It is unknown how long the shark population will survive. ...
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Grey Nurse Sharks - Marine Species Conservation
Grey nurse sharks grow to at least 360 cm total length. The grey nurse shark is a slow but ... in subtropical to cool temperate waters around the main continental landmasses. In Australia, grey nurse sharks have been regularly reported from Mooloolaba in southern Queensland, around most of the southern half ...
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Monterey Bay Aquarium: Aquarium Exhibits - Sharks: Myth and Mystery
In this award-winning exhibit, visitors took a "world tour"from Africa to the Amazonseeing more than two dozen sharks and rays with their own eyesand also through the eyes of the many different cultures that have been shaped by them. Shark Fun Shark crafts, activities, critter cards, cartoons and cool ...
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Interaktive Phylogenetic Tree of Sharks -> Genus "Echinorhinus"
Genus "Echinorhinus" Home Preservation Information Foundation Projects Exhibit Database Galleries Links Shark Info Search Distribution Phylogenetic Tree Orders Red List Endangered Sharks Sitemap Interaktive Phylogenetic Tree of Sharks -> Genus "Echinorhinus" The Genus "Echinorhinus" The Species of the Genus "Echinorhinus" Bramble shark (Echinorhinus brucus) more Prickly shark (Echinorhinus cookei) ...
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Interaktive Phylogenetic Tree of Sharks -> Genus "Aculeola"
Genus "Aculeola" Home Preservation Information Foundation Projects Exhibit Database Galleries Links Shark Info Search Distribution Phylogenetic Tree Orders Red List Endangered Sharks Sitemap Interaktive Phylogenetic Tree of Sharks -> Genus "Aculeola" The Genus "Aculeola" The Species of the Genus "Aculeola" Hooktooth dogfish (Aculeola nigra) more Top | Home Preservation Information Foundation ...
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Up to 73 million sharks killed per year for their fins
October 3, 2006 Between 26 million and 73 million sharks are killed each year for their fins according to a new paper published in the October 2006 ... knew we had to somehow access the major markets if we were to accurately estimate the number of sharks killed," said Pikitch. The researchers used a statistical model based on data from Hong Kong traders to ...
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Guardians of Wildlife: Sharks
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