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A new study by Alexandra DiGiacomo, @makaira1.bsky.social and colleagues used drone imagery and computer vision to measure eastern Pacific white sharks, revealing size-based habitat use, unusually high body condition, and stronger girth growth in females across life stages.
Ontogenetic shifts in morphology and ecology of eastern Pacific white sharks revealed by computer vision
Body size is a fundamental property of animal physiology, growth, and maturation, yet field measurements remain difficult to acquire for large-bodied, highly mobile marine species such as white…
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