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Body types in sharks (after Thomson and Simanek, 1977). | Download Scientific Diagram
Body types in sharks (after Thomson and Simanek, 1977). | Download Scientific Diagram
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Virginia Aquarium & Marine Science Center - Sharks typically breathe in one of two ways: ram ventilation (constant swimming forcing water over gills) or push-pull ventilation (using a spiracle to pull water
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National Aquarium - Imagine if you had to move around just to breathe! That's the case for sharks that breathe via ram ventilation. However, not all sharks need to swim to breathe.
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