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The bonnethead is one of the smaller sharks of the species. It has a rounded head, which is why it is often referred to as the shovelhead shark. The bonnethead uses its pectoral fins for swimming ...

A new-to-science hammerhead species, the shovelhead shark, has been hiding in plain sight for three centuries due to its close resemblance to a long-lost relative, the bonnethead shark.

According to Cindy Gonzalez from Florida International University (FIU), the species, named Sphyrna alleni, was difficult to identify because of its similarities to the bonnethead shark.

These sharks were already notable for their shovel-like shape, but this new-to-science species really hits the nail on the head for being just so exceptionally shaped like a shovel. Bonnethead ...

Sphyrna alleni remained hidden for so long because of its close resemblance to Sphyrna tiburo, a bonnethead shark in the hammerhead genus. After DNA testing in 2017 revealed that there was likely ...

Allen, a philanthropist and Microsoft co-founder. Chapman collected tissue samples from bonnethead sharks – the smallest of the known hammerhead shark species – off of Belize for DNA ...

The existence of the new species was hidden because it looks so similar to another species, the bonnethead shark, Sphyrna tiburo, according to Cindy Gonzalez, a Florida International University ...