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オグロメジロザメ

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オグロメジロザメ（Carcharhinus amblyrhynchos）はメジロザメ属に属するサメの一種。インド太平洋のサンゴ礁で見られる最も一般的なサメで、特にドロップオフ周辺に多い。典型的なメジロザメ類の体型で、幅広く丸い吻・大きな眼を持つ。第一背鰭を除いた全ての鰭に黒い模様を持つこと（特に尾鰭の後縁）、2基の背鰭の間に隆起線がないことで他種と区別できる。全長1.9m程度。

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