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Encounter of M-020

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Water depth: 8.0 meters

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Identified as: M-020

Matched by: Unknown

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Occurrence ID: cac92f61-f8d4-4f55-b52f-8603a0f69754

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Metadata

Number: 289200663440

Date created:	2006-04-27
Date last edited:	2024-08-21 20:59:36

Workflow state: approved

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Managing researcher:

Brad Norman

Affiliation: ECOCEAN

Research Project: normanb

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"Brad leads ECOCEAN Inc. and is a co-Founder of the Whale Shark Photo-identification Library."

Measurements

Type	Size	Units
Length	7.0	Meters
Water Temperature		Celsius

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Water Temperature	(Celsius)

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Attributes

Taxonomy Rhincodon typus

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Status: alive

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Sex: male

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Noticeable scarring: Tail (caudal) fin

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Behavior: None

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Group Role: None

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Additional comments:
A small, distinctive notch on tip of caudal, also a small scar near top of peduncle. Front, bottom half of dorsal also had skin scratched away (M07).

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