Scientist Finds 'Genetically Distinct' Shark

Biology professor Dr. Joe Quattro, collaborating with Dr. Jim Grady at the University of New Orleans and Dr. Trey Driggers with the National Marine Fisheries Service, has discovered a genetically distinct species of the hammerhead shark. Classified under the genus, sphyrna, the species is the ninth recognized in the hammerhead family and will be called the "cryptic species" until a formal description is pronounced.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news68994294.html">Scientist Finds 'Genetically Distinct' Shark</a></p> <p>Biology professor Dr. Joe Quattro, collaborating with Dr. Jim Grady at the University of New Orleans and Dr. Trey Driggers with the National Marine Fisheries Service, has discovered a genetically distinct species of the hammerhead shark. Classified under the genus, <i>sphyrna</i>, the species is the ninth recognized in the hammerhead family and will be called the "cryptic species" until a formal description is pronounced.</p>