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Batoids, distributed from shallow to abyssal depths, are considerably vulnerable to anthropogenic threats. Data deficiencies on the distribution patterns of batoids, however, challenge their effective management and conservation. In this study, we ...
pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.govMy first article for Coastal Angler was about seabirds, the avian kind. But this past month as I watched a father and son marvel at the beauty of the stingrays in our touch tank the young boy blurted out that they are seabirds.
coastalanglermag.comAn increasing number of elasmobranch species are protected by international, European and/or Greek laws, however, many populations are declining, and overfishing appears to be the principal threat. Batoids specifically, are commercially exploited for their wings as this is the most common form you can find them in the fish markets today. With all morphological characteristics […]
saveourseas.comBatoid species are cartilaginous fish commonly known as rays, but they also include stingrays, electric rays, guitarfish, skates, and sawfish. These species are very sensitive to fishing, mainly because of their slow growth rate and late maturity; ...
pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.govA characteristic teeth found in the latest Cretaceous outcrops in a zone of Catalonia have provided the evidence to prove the existence of Myliobatiform rays. Moreover, these teeth have been identified as a part of a new fossil species called Igdabatis marmii. This paper highlights its main characteristics, origin, phylogeny and geographic zone.
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