DEEP–SEA CARTILAGINOUS FISHES OF THE INDIAN OCEAN

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LLA 12 MOL MOW ULA LLA NOW INW ANF = MOUTH LENGTH = MOUTH WIDTH = UPPER LABIAL–FURROW LENGTH = LOWER LABIAL–FURROW LENGTH = NOSTRIL WIDTH = INTERNARIAL SPACE = ANTERIOR NASAL–FLAP LENGTH FAO Species Catalogue for Fishery Purposes No. 8 CLO CLI CLB = CLASPER OUTER LENGTH = CLASPER INNER LENGTH = CLASPER BASE WIDTH CLO NOW ANF CLI INW MOL MOW ULA GIR SPL INO HDW TRW ABW TAW CPW CLB a) NOSTRIL b) CLASPER d) ANGLE OF MOUTH c) VENTRAL VIEW GIR = GIRTH e) DORSO–LATERAL VIEW ESL f) DORSAL VIEW INO SPL ESL HDW TRW ABW TAW CPW = INTERORBITAL SPACE = SPIRACLE LENGTH = EYE SPIRACLE SPACE = HEAD WIDTH = TRUNK WIDTH = ABDOMEN WIDTH = TAIL WIDTH = CAUDAL–FIN PEDUNCLE WIDTH Fig. 22 Other common measurements (ventral and dorsal view)
ody flattened, raylike mouth terminal, pectoral fins not attached to head SQUATINIFORMES 5 or 6 gill slits; no anal fin body not raylike snout elongated, sawlike PRISTIOPHORIFORMES SHARKS snout short, not sawlike SQUALIFORMES 6 or 7 gill slits, 1 dorsal fin HEXANCHIFORMES nictitating eyelids, spiral or scroll intestinal valve 5 to 7 gill slits; anal fin present mouth behind front of eyes CARCHARHINIFORMES no dorsal fin spines no nictitating eyelids, ring intestinal valve LAMNIFORMES PICTORIAL KEY OF DEEP–SEA SHARK ORDERS OCCURRING IN THE INDIAN OCEAN (not a cladogram) 5 gill slits 2 dorsal fins dorsal fin spines mouth well in front of eyes ORECTOLOBIFORMES HETERODONTIFORMES Fig. 23 Higher classification of Sharks (Orders)
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240 A Acantherinus ................
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242 Carcharhinus altimus ..........
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254 Squale mignon . . . . . . . . .
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256 Wuia ..........................
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