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Galapagos Shark (Carcharhinus Galapagensis) Swimming In The Blue With A Small Group Of Butterfly Fishes
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Fossil Tooth From The Upper Jaw Of A Requiem Shark, Carcharhinus Species. This Tooth Comes From The Miocene Epoch, Which Extended From 5 To 23 Million Years Ago
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Tooth From The Upper Jaw Of A Sand Tiger Shark, Carcharias Taurus. Sand Tiger Sharks Range Through Subtropical And Temperate Waters Worldwide
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Galapagos Or Requiem Shark, In The Family Carcharhinidae Swim In The Water
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A Lemon Shark Swimming Along The Sea Bed With Divers In The Background, Bahamas
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Grey Reef Shark (Charcharhinus Amblyrhynchos) Underwater In The Great Barrier Reef Of Australia
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The Sandbar Shark, The Brown Shark Or Thickskin Shark (Carcharhinus Plumbeus).
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Two Fossil Anterior Teeth Of A Sand Tiger Shark, Carcharias Taurus. Sand Tiger Sharks Evolved In The Miocene Epoch, 5 To 23 Million Years Ago, And Are Still A Common Species
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Black Tip Reef Shark Swimming Under Water, Tropical Near Threatened Fish Specie From The Indian And Pacific Ocean
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Teeth From A Sand Tiger Shark, Also Called Grey Nurse Sharks, Carcharias Taurus. Sand Tiger Sharks Range Through Subtropical And Temperate Waters Worldwide
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Sandbar Shark (Carcharhinus Plumbeus), Also Known As The Thickskin Shark.
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