Use familiar groups first
Hammerheads, angel sharks, and wobbegongs are easier examples than obscure species lists.
Reference guide
Head shape is one of the easiest shark cues for beginners to carry from page to page. This guide keeps the examples practical and tied to the site's major clusters.
Hammerheads, angel sharks, and wobbegongs are easier examples than obscure species lists.
Even without a full illustration board, the page should help readers picture the broad head-plan differences.
This is a bridge page, so it should send readers back into the right hubs.
Keep moving through the field guide with the pages that make this one more useful.
The clearest cluster for a head-shape page to support.
A flattened shark group with a very different head plan.
Another distinctive head and body-plan group.
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