carcharhinus การใช้

• The Bull Shark ( Carcharhinus leucas ).
• The physiological response of the Caribbean reef shark ( Carcharhinus perezi ) to longline capture.
• Nevertheless, other aspects of its morphology firmly place it within " Carcharhinus ".
• However, more work is required to fully resolve the interrelationships within " Carcharhinus ".
• It was described in 1898, but later mistakenly merged with " Carcharhinus porosus ".
• Victims and witnesses are unlikely to correctly identify which type of genus Carcharhinus shark is responsible for the attack.
• In 1982, Jack Garrick published a phylogenetic analysis of " Carcharhinus " based on derived clade.
• However, Lesson's name remained forgotten for so long that " Carcharhinus longimanus " remains widely accepted.
• Since the hunts began, more grey Caribbean reef sharks ( " Carcharhinus perezii " ) are noticeable on dives.
• A Zambezi shark ( " Carcharhinus leucas " ) was caught at the confluence of the Limpopo and Luvuvhu Rivers in July 1950.
• As is the case for most " Carcharhinus " species, attempts to analyze the finetooth shark's phylogenetic relationships have yielded variable results.
• It is a common species, but not well known, and it is sometimes confused with the blackspot shark ( " Carcharhinus sealei " ).
• A Zambezi shark ( " Carcharhinus leucas " ) was caught hundreds of kilometres upriver at the confluence of the Limpopo and Luvuvhu Rivers in July 1950.
• The "'Pondicherry shark "'( " Carcharhinus hemiodon " ) is an extremely rare species of requiem shark, in the family Carcharhinidae.
• It should be noted that most literature records and specimens labelled as this species are in fact bull sharks ( " Carcharhinus leucas " ) or other Carcharhinid species.
• Sharks are known to be opportunistic feeders, and the bull shark is no exception to this, as it is part of the " Carcharhinus " family of sharks.
• Bull sharks, " Carcharhinus leucas ", used to be part of the lake's once-diverse ecosystem but were extirpated by the locals by the 1930s.
• The "'finetooth shark "'( " Carcharhinus isodon " ) is a species of requiem shark, in the estuarine nursery areas every other year.
• A Zambesi shark, " Carcharhinus leucas ", also known as the bull shark, was caught at the confluence of the Limpopo and Luvuvhu Rivers in July 1950.
• Subsequent authors moved the blacktip reef shark to the genus " Carcharhinus "; in 1965 the International Commission on Zoological Nomenclature designated it as the type species for the genus.