Encounter of USA-L0083

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Identified as: USA-L0083

Matched by: Unmatched first encounter

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Number: ac4f1cf2-bad7-4caa-b201-db03b6f018f4

Date created:2018-12-14
Date last edited:  2020-07-16

Workflow state: approved

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Measurements

Type Size Units
Pre-caudal Length centimeters
Length centimeters
Temp. 18.89 Celsius
Underwater IMG 1.0 centimeters

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Attributes

Taxonomy Carcharias taurus 

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Status: alive

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Sex: female

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Noticeable scarring:  None

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Behavior:  Likely pregnant

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Group Role:  None

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Life stage:  adult

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Additional comments:
Shark was likely pregnant. Here is the side-on image of the pregnant sand tiger showing her spots. This was taken Dec 1 on the Aeolus. Water temp was 66 and visibility was 15-20ft. Several larger males also sighted that day. If I had to guess, I would say maybe 4 males for every female.

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Observations

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Spot Matching Algorithms (Modified Groth and I3S)

Extracted Spots

37 left-side spots added.

Pattern Matching Results

Groth: Left-side scan results
I3S: Left-side scan results

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