Movement patterns and habitat use of tiger sharks (Galeocerdo cuvier) across ontogeny in the Gulf of Mexico

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Researchers looked to fill the data gap in the variability in habitat use and movement patterns in tiger sharks. They used @Tags4Wildlife SPOT tags on 56 tiger sharks over the course of eight years to analyze the overlap of core habitats. https://t.co/e…

RT @sharktagging: #2020INREVIEW {Post #4} Another exciting paper of 2020 was our collaborative study led by Matthew Ajemian. This provided…

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