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Tag: Elasmobranchia

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Sir Fish grabbing headlines, but it’s not all good

Alistair Dove February 22, 2012 Elasmobranchiawhale shark

Whale sharks (in Vietnamese: Ca Ong, literally “Sir Fish”), have been in the headlines quite a bit lately.  Here’s a roundup: WA WS, OK? A…

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Speaking of new genera

Alistair Dove April 5, 2011 AmazonElasmobranchiataxonomy

Stingrays always look so awesome on x-rays.  Look at this beauty in a new New Scientist article about a new Zootaxa article on a new…

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Adaptations Fish Mating & Reproduction New Research New Species Organisms

Another Species With Forehead Sexual Organs

Dr. M September 27, 2009 BajaCaliforniaChimaeraclaspersElasmobranchiagenitalsghostsharkHolocephalisexsexual organshark

Chimaeras are sharks much cooler cousins.  They are not sharks, i.e. elasmobranchs, but rather a whole other subclass, Holocephali, that split from sharks nearly 400…

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