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National Geographic | Tagging Silky Shark

Details: Category: Classes Agnatha, Chondricthyes, & Osteicthyes

The team has a very successful dive on which they tag fifteen Silky Sharks.

Last Modified: Wednesday 24 February 2021, 18:19:05.