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    South Africa's Great White Shark by Thomas Peschak, Michael C. Scholl

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    • Pub. Date: September 2007
    • 96pp
    • Sales Rank: 381,264
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      • Pub. Date: September 2007
      • Publisher: New Holland Publishing, Limited
      • Format: Paperback, 96pp
      • Sales Rank: 381,264

      Synopsis

      The definitive text on one of the world's foremost predators

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      Biography

      Thomas P. Peschak is a marine biologist at the University of Cape Town's Marine Biology Research Institute. He leads ongoing research into abalone poaching, kelp forest ecology, Cape Clawless Otters and the ethno-marine biology knowledge of traditional cultures. He is an experienced field biologist and research diver and has worked in Africa, Central America, the Middle East and in the South Pacific. Thomas is an award winning natural history photographer and writer specializing in underwater and marine wildlife subject across Africa. He is a regular contributor to BBC Wildlife magazine and to Africa Geographic.

      Michael C. Scholl is the founder of the White Shark Trust (whitesharktrust.org) and is also associated with University of Cape Town. In addition to having developed the identification method of 'finprinting', he currently holds the world's largest Great White Shark population database. He has been published in acclaimed scientific journals and has been featured by National Geographic Television and GEO.

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