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    Does Pristiophorus cirratus have a long rostrum?
    Pristiophorus cirratus has a long, narrow, and narrowly tapering rostrum (rostrum length is 27-29% of TL), distance from rostral tip to barbels about equal or slightly greater than distance from barbels to mouth (1:1.2-1.3); distance from rostral barbels to nostrils slightly less or equal to distance from nostrils to 1st to 4th gill slits.

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    Where is Pristiophorus cirratus found?
    Pristiophorus cirratus is found in the waters around southern Australia’s outer continental shelf, and is endemic to that region. This includes the eastern portion of the Indian Ocean and the southwest portion of the Pacific Ocean.

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    What does Pristiophorus cirratus look like?
    Pristiophorus cirratus is characterized by a long, thin, and flattened snout. The snout is lined with alternating long and short teeth. Unusual nasal barbels protrude about halfway down the snout. Near the barbels are the ampullae of Lorenzini, which are specialized organs for detecting electrical fields.

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    What does Pristiophorus mean?
    Etymology: Pristiophorus: pristio-, presumably derived from prio (Gr.), to saw, but treated here as a noun (a saw); phorus, from phoreus (Gr.), bearer or carrier, referring to saw-like snout (note also that pristis is Greek for sawfish). ( See ETYFish); cirratus: Latin for curly or fringed, referring to long, string-like ventral barbels.

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  5. IUCN Red List of Threatened Species
    https://www.iucnredlist.org/species/pdf/207778564 · PDF file

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  6. Wikipedia
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  7. ADW
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    ADW: Pristiophorus cirratus: INFORMATION

    WebPristiophorus cirratus is found in the waters around southern Australia’s outer continental shelf, and is endemic to that region. This includes the eastern portion of the Indian Ocean and the southwest portion of the …

  8. Fishes of Australia
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    Pristiophorus cirratus - Fishes of Australia

    WebPristiophorus cirratus (amended version of 2020 assessment). The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species 2021: e.T39327A207778564. https://dx.doi.org/10.2305/IUCN.UK.2021 …

  9. Wikipedia
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  10. ReefQuest Centre for Shark Research
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    Pristiophoriformes: Sawsharks

    WebSawsharks — 8 species. A representative pristiophoroid, the Common Sawshark (Pristiophorus cirratus), showing the rostral saw, long nasal barbels, gill slits on the side of the head, and lack of an anal fin that …

  11. The Australian Museum
    https://australian.museum/.../common-sawshark-pristiophorus-cir…

    Common Sawshark, Pristiophorus cirratus (Latham, 1794)

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