IOP Sharks Flashcards

Here are some essential and basic terms, types, and much more of IOP Sharks in the form of Flashcard quizzes. Here you will get the list of Terms, types, and categories of IOP Sharks. Learn these things with ease with the help of our flashcard quizzes

46 cards | Total Attempts: 188 | Created by catherinehalcombe | Last updated: Feb 3, 2021 | Total Attempts: 188

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	Black Tip Reef SharkWhy?- Distinctive black/white stripe dorsal fin- Relatively small shark
	Black Tip Reef SharkWhy?- Distinctive black/white stripe dorsal fin- Relatively small shark
	Black Tip Reef SharkWhy?- Distinctive black/white stripe dorsal fin- Relatively small shark
	Blacktip SharkWhy?- Black tips on 2nd dorsal, pectoral, ventral fins and lower lobe of caudal fin- Angular snout shape- Silver-white streak on flank
	Blacktip SharkWhy?- Black tips on 2nd dorsal, pectoral, ventral fins and lower lobe of caudal fin- Angular snout shape- Silver-white streak on flank
	Blacktip SharkWhy?- Black tips on 2nd dorsal, pectoral, ventral fins and lower lobe of caudal fin- Angular snout shape- Silver-white streak on flank
	Brown-Banded Bamboo SharkWhy?- Rests on bottom- May retain hint of juvenile banded pattern- Slender body and narrow head
	Brown-Banded Bamboo SharkWhy?- Rests on bottom- May retain hint of juvenile banded pattern- Slender body and narrow head
	Brown-Banded Bamboo SharkWhy?- Rests on bottom- May retain hint of juvenile banded pattern- Slender body and narrow head
	Coral CatsharkWhy?- Noctural, hides in the reef in daylight- Small, slender shark- Spot pattern along body
	Coral CatsharkWhy?- Noctural, hides in the reef in daylight- Small, slender shark- Spot pattern along body
	Coral CatsharkWhy?- Noctural, hides in the reef in daylight- Small, slender shark- Spot pattern along body
	Great HammerheadWhy?- HUGE dorsal fin- Front edge of hammer not scalloped (slightly curved) - Mainly solitary
	Great HammerheadWhy?- HUGE dorsal fin- Front edge of hammer not scalloped (slightly curved) - Mainly solitary
	Great HammerheadWhy?- HUGE dorsal fin- Front edge of hammer not scalloped (slightly curved) - Mainly solitary