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Robert Bentley posted a blog postIs Shark Hybridization “Evolution in Action”?
Scientists are excited about finding hybrid sharks off the coast of Australia. Lead researcher, Jess Morgan, said of the discovery,“This is evolution in action.” You can read the article (here) but here's the gist of the story:The Australian black-tip shark can live only in tropical waters. The common black-tip shark (described as the Australian black-tip's “cousin”) can live in more temperate water.…See More
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Is Shark Hybridization “Evolution in Action”?
Posted on January 5, 2012 at 9:24pm 1 Comment 0 Likes
Scientists are excited about finding hybrid sharks off the coast of Australia. Lead researcher, Jess Morgan, said of the discovery,“This is evolution in action.” You can read the article (here) but here's the gist of the story:
The Australian black-tip shark can live only in tropical waters. The common black-tip shark (described…
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