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Carcharodon carcharias, great white shark jaw bones

Specimen of the jaw bones of a great white shark. This species can be found in temperate coastal waters the world over and can grow up to 6m in length

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Bone Carcharodon Chondrichthyes Elasmobranch Elasmobranchii Fishes Lamnidae Lamniform Lamniformes Mackerel Shark Selachimorph Selachimorpha Shark Specimen Teeth Tooth Treasure White Background Carcharodon Carcharias Great White Great White Shark White Shark


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> Animals > Fishes > M > Mackerel

> Animals > Fishes > S > Shark

> Animals > Fishes > W > White Shark

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This striking specimen showcases the impressive jaw bones of a Great White Shark (Carcharodon carcharias), a magnificent predator found in the temperate coastal waters around the world. With a maximum length of up to 6 meters, this elasmobranch fish is the largest predatory shark and a true treasure of the underwater realm. The anatomy of its powerful jaws, equipped with sharp, triangular teeth, is a testament to its predatory prowess. Great White Sharks belong to the Lamniformes order, specifically the Lamnidae family, and are characterized by their streamlined bodies and distinctive dorsal fin. Their jaws are hinged, allowing them to open wide to swallow large prey whole. The serrated teeth of this shark are designed for gripping and tearing flesh, making it an efficient hunter of fish, seals, and even larger marine animals. This studio shot of the Great White Shark's jaw bones highlights the intricacies of its anatomy, revealing the complex structure of the bones that support its powerful bite. The long, curved teeth, reminiscent of daggers, are arranged in several rows, allowing the shark to replace them throughout its lifetime. The Great White Shark's jaw bones are a fascinating example of the evolutionary adaptations that enable this animal to thrive in its marine environment. As one of the most iconic and fascinating creatures in the Chondrichthyes class, the Great White Shark continues to captivate and inspire awe in people around the world. This specimen provides a unique glimpse into the anatomy of this magnificent predator, offering a glimpse into the secrets of its powerful jaws and the role they play in its hunting success.

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