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RH R. M. Hillary
MB M. V. Bravington
TP T. A. Patterson
PG P. Grewe
RB R. Bradford
PF P. Feutry
RG R. Gunasekera
VP V. Peddemors
JW J. Werry
MF M. P. Francis
CD C. A. J. Duffy
BB B. D. Bruce
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Section S1.1 in the supplementary material details the specifics of the data collection protocols and the processing of the nuclear and mitochondrial genetic data. In relation to the tagging of sharks, all methods were performed in accordance with the relevant guidelines and regulations relating to the jurisdictions in which the fieldwork was undertaken. Supplement S2.1–S2.3 explain the steps followed to identify half-sibling pairs along with quantified false-positive and false-negative rates, including allele frequency estimation, quality control, and kin-finding per se.

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