Encounter Unassigned

An encounter is a sighting of a single animal at a specific location and time. Learn more.

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Water depth: Unknown

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Matched by: Unknown

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 Occurrence ID: a23fc777-a412-490b-a02f-11350727232f

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Metadata

Number: 103e7363-a786-4923-969b-7df573d0909a

Date created:2019-01-08
Date last edited:  2024-09-06 01:25:41

Workflow state: unapproved

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Measurements

Type Size Units
Length Meters
Water Temperature Celsius

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Length (Meters)
Water Temperature (Celsius)

Tracking

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Date

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Verbatim Event Date: None

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Attributes

Taxonomy Rhincodon typus 

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Status: alive

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Sex: unknown

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Behavior:  None

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Group Role:  None

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Additional comments:
I know this is a long time coming, but I'm hoping you can ID this shark with the photo attached, and perhaps someone has gotten a better image in the years since. If available, I'm hoping to get the ID number of this shark, get some better images of the "fingerprint" for a personal project, and also adopt it in the future. Please let me know any information you have on this shark and any subsequent encounters! (In the foreground of this picture is Clare Prebble, who was working on her PhD at the time at MMF - she may have gotten better shots, though it would be pretty far back in the database!)

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Observations

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Spot Matching Algorithms (Modified Groth and I3S)

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11 left-side spots added.

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