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FIGURE 3. Radiograph of the head of Dipturus amphispinus sp. nov., adult male paratype (CSIRO H 7416–01, 621 mm TL, preserved).Published as part of <i>Last, Peter R. & Alava, Moonyeen, 2013, Dipturus amphispinus sp. nov., a new longsnout skate (
Last, Peter R., Alava, Moonyeen
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Resumen: La "raya platana" (Atlantoraja platana), es una especie endémica del Atlántico Sudoccidental, habita desde los 22° S (Uruguay y sur de Brasil) hasta los 42° S, región del golfo de San Matías, no siendo encontrada para el resto de la plataforma ...
Nidia Marina Coller +2 more
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Tapeworms (Platyhelminthes, Cestoda) from marine chondrichthyans of the Southwestern Atlantic Ocean, and the sub-Antarctic and Antarctic islands: a checklist. [PDF]
Franzese S, Facal GG, Menoret A.
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SPATIAL ECOLOGY AND FISHERIES INTERACTIONS OF RAJIDAE IN THE UK
The spatial occurrence of a species is a fundamental part of its ecology, playing a role in shaping the evolution of its life history, driving population level processes and species interactions.
Simpson, Samantha
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FIGURE 8. Lateral view of dorsal and caudal fins of Dipturus amphispinus sp. nov., adolescent male holotype (PNM 15178, 657 mm TL, preserved).Published as part of <i>Last, Peter R. & Alava, Moonyeen, 2013, Dipturus amphispinus sp.
Last, Peter R., Alava, Moonyeen
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En este estudio se describe para la raya Sympterygia bonapartei (Pisces, Rajidae) el número y morfologia extrena de los dientes, destacando la existência de dimorfismo sexual cuyo origen y funcionalidad se discute.
Oro, Esteban Barrera +1 more
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An investigation of the Rajidae of the west and south coasts of Southern Africa
(Uploaded by Plazi from the Biodiversity Heritage Library) No abstract provided.
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La familia Rajidae Bonaparte, 1831, la más importante por el número de especies, del orden Rajiformes, está representada en la Argentina por diecinueve especies pertenecientes a cinco de los ocho géneros en que el grupo se divide. No es extraño que esta
Roberto Carlos Menni
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The combined cartilage growth - calcification patterns in the wing-fins of Rajidae (Chondrichthyes): A divergent model from endochondral ossification of tetrapods. [PDF]
Pazzaglia UE +6 more
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FIGURE 4. Dipturus amphispinus sp. nov., adolescent male holotype (PNM 15178, 657 mm TL, preserved) showing snout, orbito-spiracular and nuchal regions.Published as part of <i>Last, Peter R. & Alava, Moonyeen, 2013, Dipturus amphispinus sp. nov.
Last, Peter R., Alava, Moonyeen
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