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There are 25 species of sharks in the Gulf of Mexico. The analysis discussed in this paper focuses on two of those species indigenous to the Louisiana Coast: the Blacktip shark and the Bull shark. The steps involved in preparing the data for analysis involved much manipulation through SAS, as did the statistical analysis. Using a mixed model, the factors involved in shark abundance at three sampling sites along the Louisiana coast will be assessed (especially for the Blacktip shark) and using these factors, a model to predict the probability of encountering each of these species will be analyzed using a logistic regression model.

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Date:May 2007
Pages:9

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