Observations of fin injury closure in Great Hammerheads and implications for the use of fin‐mounted geolocators

Heim, Vital; Grubbs, R. Dean; Smukall, Matthew J.; Frazier, Bryan S.; Carlson, John K.; Guttridge, Tristan L.

doi:10.1002/aah.10178

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Observations of fin injury closure in Great Hammerheads and implications for the use of fin‐mounted geolocators

2023
By Heim, Vital ; Grubbs, R. Dean ; Smukall, Matthew J. ; ...
Source: Journal of Aquatic Animal Health, 35(2), 53-63

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Heim, Vital ; Grubbs, R. Dean ; Smukall, Matthew J. ; Frazier, Bryan S. ; Carlson, John K. ; ... More +

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Objective: Sharks face a high risk of injuries throughout all life stages and are there- fore expected to show a good wound closure capacity. Methods: Here, the wound closure of one major injury and one minor injury to the first dorsal fins of two free- ranging, mature female Great Hammerheads Sphyrna mokarran is described macroscopically. Result: The sharks showed complete wound closure of single, clean- cut lacerations
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