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Adult male specimen of Isistius brasiliensis (HUMZ 124775). [PDF]
Lateral (top), dorsal (middle), and ventral (bottom) views; from the Northwestern Pacific Ocean, off Micronesia.
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Specimen of Isistius brasiliensis (MNHN 0000–1178). [PDF]
Holotype of the junior synonym Scymnus brasilensis unicolor var Valenciennes [A.] in Müller & Henle (1839) [30]. From Mauritius Island, Indian Ocean. TL = 471 mm. Left lateral view.
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Surface over water depth during attacks. [PDF]
The nocturnal feeding behavior and zoogeographical habitat of cookiecutter sharks Isistius brasiliensis and Isistius plutodus (Isistius spp.) greatly reduces interaction of this species with live humans. Attacks on live humans are exceedingly rare with 7
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Dorsal fins of Isistius brasiliensis (MNHN 1996–0465). [PDF]
(A) first dorsal; (B) second dorsal fin. Anterior to left. Abbreviations: bad, basal cartilage of dorsal fin; rds, radials.
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Characteristics of Hawaii’s 5 deepest channels. [PDF]
The nocturnal feeding behavior and zoogeographical habitat of cookiecutter sharks Isistius brasiliensis and Isistius plutodus (Isistius spp.) greatly reduces interaction of this species with live humans. Attacks on live humans are exceedingly rare with 7
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Stomach contents of two specimens of Isistius brasiliensis. [PDF]
(A) and (B) LACM 46046; (C) and (D) UW 21895. A and B are probably from a marine mammal as based on the remaining skin.
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The nocturnal feeding behavior and zoogeographical habitat of cookiecutter sharks Isistius brasiliensis and Isistius plutodus (Isistius spp.) greatly reduces interaction of this species with live humans. Attacks on live humans are exceedingly rare with 7
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Pelvic fin musculature of Isistius brasiliensis (BPBM 24471). [PDF]
Anterior to left: (A) ventral; (B) lateral. Abbreviation: av, adductor pelvicus; dv, depressor pelvicus; lv, levator pelvicus.
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The nocturnal feeding behavior and zoogeographical habitat of cookiecutter sharks Isistius brasiliensis and Isistius plutodus (Isistius spp.) greatly reduces interaction of this species with live humans. Attacks on live humans are exceedingly rare with 7
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Specimen of Isistius brasiliensis (NMW 76230). [PDF]
Holotype of the junior synonym Leius ferox Kner (1865) [31]. From Australia, Pacific Ocean. TL = 162 mm. Left lateral view.
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