Actualizaciones sobre las supuestas ocurrencias de tiburón toro (Carcharhinus leucas) en la cuenca superior del Río Mississippi de América del Norte
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Elasmobranquios de agua dulce, extralimitantes, registros históricos, engañoResumen
En un artículo anterior de Shell y Gardner en esta revista, se evaluaron varios factores en torno a la exploración del Río Mississippi por parte de los tiburones toro (Carcharhinus leucas Müller y Henle, 1839) basados en dos sucesos del siglo XX. La evidencia reciente sugiere que una de estas ocurrencias es un probable engaño. Brindamos aquí una corrección a nuestro artículo anterior, así como comentarios adicionales sobre los vertebrados eurihalinos extralimitantes en el sistema del Río Mississippi, los contextos ambientales e históricos para su exploración en los sistemas fluviales, y sugerimos los pasos para cualquier esfuerzo futuro en detectar el uso de estos sistemas fluviales por los tiburones toro.
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Ryan Shell, Department of Vertebrate Paleontology, Cincinnati Museum Center, 1301 Western Ave, 45203 - Cincinnati, USA
Nicholas Gardner, Mary F. Shipper Library, Potomac State College, West Virginia University, 101 Fort Avenue, 26726 - Keyser, USA
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