- this is not the case and that
Squalus is
quite capable of
protruding its
upper jaw
during feeding. The name
comes from
squalus, the
Latin for shark; this...
- included:
Squalus isodus, in 1819 by
Italian zoologist Saverio Macri (1754–1848);
Squalus elephas, by
Charles Alexandre Lesueur in 1822;
Squalus rashleigh****...
- The
spiny dogfish (
Squalus acanthias), spurdog, mud shark, or
piked dogfish is one of the best
known species of the
Squalidae (dogfish)
family of sharks...
-
Sailfish (SS-192), was a US Sargo-class submarine,
originally named Squalus. As
Squalus, the
submarine sank off the
coast of New
Hampshire during test dives...
- Genus:
Within the
Squalidae dogshark family, are two
known genera Squalus: The
Squalus genus encomp****es 34
different species of dogfish, or spurdogs, home...
-
identified as an
amphibian and ****igned the
scientific name
Squalus carcharias,
Squalus being the
genus that he
placed all
sharks in. By the 1810s, it...
-
comparison to the
Squalus Mitsukurii.
Their first dorsal fin is also
structured differently than the
other species in the
genus Squalus. Cotton, C.F.; Derrick...
-
account by
Welsh naturalist Thomas Pennant.
Bonnaterre named the
shark Squalus nasus, the
specific epithet nasus being Latin for "nose". In 1816, French...
-
Squalus philippinus is an
invalid scientific name for two species: Port
Jackson shark,
Squalus philippinus Shaw, 1804 is a
junior synonym to its accepted...
- was used to
successfully rescue thirty-three
survivors from
Squalus, At the time of
Squalus' accident,
Lieutenant Commander Momsen was
serving as head...
