- RijkAnimalia (Dieren)StamChordata (Chordadieren)KlasseChondrichthyes (Kraakbeenvissen)OnderklasseElasmobranchii (Haaien en roggen)
Spinner Shark: Facts, Habitat, and Behavior - American Oceans
WEBThe Spinner Shark, scientifically known as Carcharhinus brevipinna, is a type of requiem shark that is named for its unique feeding strategy. This fascinating species is known for the spinning leaps it makes as it feeds, which is why it is called the Spinner Shark.
ADW: Carcharhinus brevipinna: INFORMATION
WEBSpinner sharks (Carcharhinus brevipinna) are native to many tropical and temperate ocean environments. They have been noted as far north as the coast of Massachusetts near Cape Cod in the United States.
WEBDistribution. Subtropical waters of Atlantic Ocean, Indo-Pacific, Gulf of Mexico and Mediterranean. ECOSYSTEM/HABITAT. Coastal to open ocean (pelagic) FEEDING HABITS. Active predator. TAXONOMY. …
The Spinner Shark: An Overview of Its Characteristics and Habits
WEB4 sep. 2023 · The spinner shark, scientifically known as Carcharhinus brevipinna, is a fascinating aquatic creature belonging to the family Carcharhinidae. This article provides a comprehensive overview of the spinner shark, exploring its unique characteristics, habits, and ecological importance.
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Spinner Sharks ~ MarineBio Conservation Society
WEBSpinner sharks, Carcharhinus brevipinna (Müller and Henle, 1839), are named for their spectacular spinning leaps out of the water when pursuing prey. They are fast-swimming sharks with slender bodies and long, narrow, pointed snouts. They have black tips on most of their fins and a conspicuous white band on their flanks. Learn more about these …
Spinner Shark | Sharkpedia
WEBOverview. RANGE: It is most common from North Carolina to the Gulf of Mexico. HABITAT: Coastal to open ocean waters in warm-temperate to tropical seas. May be observed chasing baitfish in the surf, where it will …
Carcharhinus brevipinna, Spinner Shark
WEBThe Spinner Shark (Carcharhinus brevipinna) is an active, schooling species that often leaps spinning out of the water. This common coastal-pelagic warm-temperate and tropical shark frequently is captured in recreational and commercial fisheries.
Population Expansion and Genetic Structure in - PLOS
WEB25 sep. 2013 · We provide the first assessment of genetic structure in spinner sharks (Carcharhinus brevipinna), a large cosmopolitan carcharhinid, sampled from eastern and northern Australia and South …
Carcharhinus brevipinna, Spinner shark : fisheries, gamefish
WEBA slender shark with a long, narrow, pointed snout, long gill slits and small, narrow-cusped teeth; first dorsal fin small; no interdorsal ridge; labial furrows longer than in any other grey shark (Ref. 5578).
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