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Squatina dumeril (Sqdum_f0.jpg)
by Harris, M.

 

Size (cm):	104 TL
Locality:	United States (contiguous states), Pensacola, Florida
Sex/Stage:	female
Date:	2000-06-22
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Squatina dumeril (Sqdum_m0.jpg)
by Gadig, O.B.F.

 

Size (cm):	100 TL
Locality:	Brazil, central coast of Brazil, western South Atlantic
Sex/Stage:	male
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Squatina dumeril (Sqdum_u0.jpg)
by Flescher, D.

 

Size (cm):	35.6 TL
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Remark:	NMFS

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Squatina dumeril (Sqdum_u1.jpg)
by Duarte, L.O.
 
 

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Locality:	Colombia, Gulf of Salamanca, Caribbean Sea
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Reference:	Duarte, L.O., C.B. García, I. Moreno, G. Melo, P. Navajas, N. Sandoval and D. von Schiller, 1999 Atlas demográfico de los peces demersales del Golfo de Salamance, Caribe Colombiano. Dinámica poblacional, distribución, alimentación y reproducción.
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Remark:	Pictures were obtained and gathered during a research funded by COLCIENCIAS (Project2105-09-176-94; Estudio ecológico-pesquero de los recursos demersales del Golfo de Salamanca) and INVEMAR, Colombia.

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Squatina dumeril (Sqdum_u0.gif)
Ref. No. 247, Contact info.
 

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Reference:	Compagno, L.J.V., 1984 FAO Species Catalogue. Vol. 4. Sharks of the world. An annotated and illustrated catalogue of shark species known to date. Part 1 - Hexanchiformes to Lamniformes.
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