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The Sequence of Implanting an Electronic Transmitter

Each of the embedded transmitters emit a specific frequency each 90 seconds. These transmissions are recorded by three static receivers  placed strategically at 25 mtrs along the Seamount near North Horn of Osprey Reef. The results are downloaded to a computer every two weeks and movement of the embedded sharks are then analysed.

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Electronic Code Reader
Separate ID method
Microchip Readings
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Old Method 
External Transmitter
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Shark Attracting and Attachment of Tail Rope
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Shark Tail-Roped
and slowly swum to surface
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Whitetip Reef Shark lifted onboard by hydraulic platform
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Measurements
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Measurements
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Sterile Operating Kit
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Anaesthetic
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Incision of stomach cavity
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Implant of Transmitter
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Stitching Close
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Release

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