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Video: FLORIDA KEYS BULL SHARK Tagging Part 2 - WATERWAYS 
YouTube | by rss@youtube.com (HootchTV) | Mon, Feb 9
CATCH A BULL at four... Scientists from Mote Marine Laboratory tag bull and hammerhead sharks in an effort to determine the effects these top predators have on the ocean food chain. Part 2
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Keywords: Waterways bull shark mote marine Florida Keys Ecology Ocean Fishing
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Much has been claimed about how nutrients (nitrogen and phosphorus)...
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Keywords: Florida Keys nutrients phosphorus nitrogen Bay water quality FIU
Added: March 1, 2009
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(in Video: FLORIDA KEYS Tropical Collectors WATERWAYS Part 2)
Marine Life Collectors are commercial fishermen (and women) who collect tropical fish, sponges, corals etc from the Keys and ship them to aquarists across the country. How the Sanctuary juggles the exploitation and conservation of this important resource and how some Marine Life Coll...
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