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Slow increase in Australia's eastern gray nurse shark population shows conservation actions are on track

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Australia's Critically Endangered eastern gray nurse shark population is increasing slowly, research that combined rigorous biological sampling and genetic sleuthing has found.

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Slow increase in Australia's eastern gray nurse shark population shows conservation actions are on track

Australia's Critically Endangered eastern gray nurse shark population is increasing slowly, research that combined rigorous biological sampling and genetic sleuthing has found.

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