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FAO Species Identification Guide for Fishery Purposes Western

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Squalidae 1231<br />

Squalus rancureli Fourmanoir and Rivanton, 1979<br />

En - Cyrano spurdog; Fr - Aiguillat cyrano; Sp - Galludo cirann.<br />

Maximum total length at least 77 cm. Occurs on the insular slopes of Vanuatu, at depths of 320 and<br />

400 m. Without interest to fisheries at present. Known only from the vicinity of Vate, Vanuatu.<br />

Squalus sp. A [Last and Stevens, 1994]<br />

En - Bartail spurdog.<br />

Maximum total length at least 62 cm. Known only from a few specimens collected off Queensland<br />

between Cairns and Rockhampton in 220 to 450 m. Interest to fisheries unknown.<br />

(after Last and Stevens, 1994)<br />

Squalus sp. B [Last and Stevens, 1994]<br />

En - Eastern highfin spurdog.<br />

Maximum total length at least 65 cm.On the upper continental slopes in depths to 240 to 450 cm.Biology<br />

almost entirely unknown. Interest to fisheries unknown. Eastern Australia from the Queensland Plateau<br />

to Byron Bay. A similar and probably identical spurdog occurs off northern Papua New Guinea.

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