- It is an egg-laying species (oviparous). Females lay dark brown spiralled egg cases that are usually seen attached by tendrils to seaweed. Young hatch from the egg case after about eight months at about 22 cm in length.Class: ChondrichthyesFamily: HeterodontidaeGenus: HeterodontusOrder: Heterodontiformeswww.ozanimals.com/Fish/Crested-Horn-shark/Heterodontus/galeatus.html
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WEBIt is an egg-laying species (oviparous). Females lay dark brown spiralled egg cases that are usually seen attached by tendrils to seaweed. Young hatch from the egg case after about eight months at about 22 cm in …
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