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I believe I just fixed some incorrect combinations of English and Latin (shark reef) species names, which fixed a double mentioning of the "Red reef shark" and also fixed one or two red links. However, I cannot find any trace of Latin names for the "Boston reef shark" nor the "Red reef shark" (I checked wikispecies also), yet I have left them in the list for now. Possibly, "Boston reef shark" is a synonym for the "Carribean reef shark", as before my edit it was listed with perezi (not preceeded by C.)? If that assumption is correct, this fixes the Boston reef shark, but the "Red reef shark" is still elusive to me. Who can help find this shark? (Or its Latin name?) Thanks - Martix (talk) 16:13, 17 May 2017 (UTC)Reply