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Four shark species share tiny ocean pinnacle

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Four distinct shark species have been observed coexisting on a small oceanic pinnacle, Roca Partida, located in the Pacific Ocean. New research indicates that their ability to share this limited space may be attributed to their swimming patterns and the times they visit the location. AI

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Four shark species share tiny ocean pinnacle

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  1. Forbes — Innovation TIER_1 English(EN) · Melissa Cristina Márquez, Contributor ·

    How Four Shark Species Share One Tiny Ocean Pinnacle

    How do four species of sharks share a rock barely 100 metres long in the middle of the Pacific? New research at Mexico’s Roca Partida suggests the answer may be partly about where sharks swim and when they show up.

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