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Flinders University research shows that this new collection method can improve how shark-related incidents are investigated and can provide accurate and timely information about species using regular first -aid equipment carried by surfers, boaties, and emergency responders.
The researchers successfully identified the shark species responsible for each bite across three separate incidents in Australia and South Africa .
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