Squatina oculata, Smoothback angelshark : fisheries - FishBase
WEBJun 19, 2017 · An angelshark with large thorns on snout and above eyes but not on midback, weakly bifurcated nasal barbels and weakly fringed anterior nasal flaps, the …
WEBIt is no longer observed in many areas of the Mediterranean and is rare throughout the rest of its range. The main threat to the smoothback angelshark is commercial fishing, particularly by demersal fisheries, like …
De gevlekte zee-engel (Squatina oculata) is een vis uit de familie van zee-engelen (Squatinidae) en behoort tot de superorde van haaien. De haai kan een lengte bereiken van 160 cm, maar de meeste gevangen gevlekte zee-engelen hadden lengtes tussen de 70 en 100 cm, vrouwtjes meestal minstens 10 cm langer dan mannetjes.
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Squatina occulta, Hidden angel shark - FishBase
WEBJun 7, 2018 · Elasmobranchii (sharks and rays) > Squatiniformes (Angel sharks) > Squatinidae (Angel sharks) Etymology: Squatina: Latin for skate, which angel sharks …
Smoothback Angelshark | Squatina oculata
WEBThe smoothback angelshark is the smallest of the angel shark species and lives in the temperate waters of the Mediterranean Sea and Eastern Atlantic Ocean. Very little …
Smoothback Angelshark | Squatina oculata | Shark …
WEBThe Smoothback Angelshark is found in warm-temperate and tropical waters in the eastern Atlantic and the Mediterranean. This shark is categorised as Critically Endangered by the ICUN and much of the …
The historical ecology and demise of the iconic Angelshark
WEBJun 3, 2020 · This behaviour has also been documented for two other species of angelsharks, Squatina oculata in the Mediterranean Sea (Capapé et al. 1990) and S. …
Squatina oculata, Smoothback Angelshark - ResearchGate
WEBThe Smoothback Angelshark (Squatina oculata) is a medium-sized (to 160 cm total length) demersal shark. Formerly the species was a common ambush predator over large areas …
WEBThe angelshark ( Squatina spp.) was formerly a common and important demersal predator over large areas in the Northeast Atlantic, Mediterranean and Black Seas. Most of these regions are now subject to intense …
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