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      Where do carcharhinids live?
      Carcharhinids are found primarily in warm and temperate ocean waters, though a few species inhabit fresh or brackish water. The Carcharhinidae is one of the largest families of sharks, and some of the larger carcharhinids, such as the blacktip, whitetip, bull shark, and lemon sharks, are potentially dangerous to humans.

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      How many carcharhinids are there?
      The 57 or so species of carcharhinids are generally largish (most between 3 and 10 feet, or 1 and 3 metres, long), solidly-built sharks with few obvious distinguishing features, making it difficult to tell one species from another (among the cognoscente, they are often referred to as the "confusing carcharhinids").

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      Where did the name Carcharhinidae come from?
      The scientific name Carcharhinidae was first proposed in 1896 by D.S. Jordan and B.W. Evermann as a subfamily of Galeidae (now replaced by "Carcharhinidae"). The term is derived from Greek κάρχαρος ( karcharos, sharp or jagged), and ῥί̄νη ( rhinē, rasp); both elements describe the jagged, rasp-like skin.

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      What does a carcharhinid shark look like?
      Carcharhinids are typically sharklike in appearance, having two dorsal fins, an elongate upper tail lobe, and single-cusped, blade-shaped teeth. Like other sharks, they are carnivorous, preying on fishes and various other animals. The species range in length from about 1.5 to 5.5 m (4.5 to 18 feet).

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      Carcharhinidae: Whaler Sharks - elasmo-research.org

      WEBThanks to wide exposure via television documentaries, one family of carcharhinoid has become our collective model of what a 'typical shark' looks like: the whaler or requiem sharks (family Carcharhinidae).

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