Freshwater shark

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True freshwater sharks take a number of forms:

• the bull shark, Carcharhinus leucas, which frequently swims up rivers.
• the River sharks, Glyphis spp., which are entirely freshwater.

A number of freshwater cyprinids are also commonly (albeit incorrectly) known as "sharks", including the Silver "shark", Balantiocheilos melanopterus and various members of the genus Labeo.

Shark articles
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Extinct shark species
Megalodon | Cladoselache | Squalicorax (Note: This template is incomplete. More links will be added as more shark articles are created on Biocrawler)

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