Variability in multiple paternity rates for grey reef sharks (Carcharhinus amblyrhynchos) and scalloped hammerheads (Sphyrna lewini)

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RT @MGreen_science: My paper is out! Multiple Paternity found in grey reef and scalloped HH sharks aka #sausagerays. #sharkscience https:/…

RT @GregBioGenomics: Multiple Paternity found in grey reef and scalloped HH sharks. #sharkscience https://t.co/39fWB1d6Qj https://t.co/a7H…

RT @MirandaRHK: Did you know that in a litter of #sharks the pups likely have different fathers!? #science https://t.co/2YHqOmYj8V

Did you know that in a litter of #sharks the pups likely have different fathers!? #science https://t.co/2YHqOmYj8V

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