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Atlantische kleinstaarthaai - Wikipedia
WEBDe Atlantische kleinstaarthaai (Carcharhinus porosus) is een haai uit de familie van de requiemhaaien.
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Carcharhinus porosus, Smalltail shark : fisheries - FishBase
WEB21 jun. 2019 · This species is a smooth-backed (lacking an interdorsal ridge) shark, with a low first dorsal fin originating over or behind the pectoral fin free rear tip. Adults' first …
Carcharhinus porosus, Smalltail Shark - IUCN Red List
WEBThe Smalltail Shark (Carcharhinus porosus) is a small (<150 cm total length) coastal requiem shark that historically occurred in the Western Central and Southwest Atlantic …
WEB6 aug. 2020 · The smalltail shark, Carcharhinus porosus, was the most abundant elasmobranch species in fisheries off Brazil’s northern coast (BNC) in the 1980s, but its population has been declining since the 1990s.
WEBDescription, classification, synonyms, distribution map, bibliography and images of Carcharhinus porosus - Smalltail shark.
Smalltail Shark | Carcharhinus porosus | Shark Database
WEBSmalltails are small. They’re usually about 90 cm long, although some individual can reach up to 110 cm in length. They have a long pointed nose and a trinagular first dorsal fin. …
Potential distribution and population trends of the smalltail shark
WEB15 jan. 2020 · The present study aimed at generating an updated distribution for the smalltail shark Carcharhinus porosus, one of the most threatened and understudied …
Carcharhinus porosus - THE IUCN RED LIST OF THREATENED …
WEB4 mei 2020 · The smalltail shark, Carcharhinus porosus, was the most abundant elasmobranch species in fisheries off Brazil’s northern coast (BNC) in the 1980s, but its …
WEBCarcharhinus porosus. This slim, plain gray shark has a wide, triangular dorsal fin, and grows usually to just over 3 feet long. With its long, pointed snout and large eyes, it is well suited to the muddy bottoms of estuaries …
