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Florida Museum of Natural History Ichthyology Department
Other common names that identify this species include common sawfish, sawfish, comb shark, small-tooth common sawfish, wide sawfish ...
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Florida Museum of Natural History Ichthyology Department: Freshwater Sawfish
Common Names Common English names for the freshwater sawfish include: common sawfish, greattooth sawfish, largetooth sawfish, Leichthardts sawfish, and wide snouted saw fish. Other common names for the freshwater sawfish ...
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2007 IUCN Red List – 2004 Photo Gallery
Photo © Jack Jeffrey Photography. Largetooth Sawfish (Pristis microdon) is a large, Endangered species of sawfish that is wide-ranging in the Indo-West Pacific, in ... – Wildlife Conservation Society. Scimitar-horned Oryx (Oryx dammah) was once one of the most common large mammals of northern Africa. Overhunting for the animal’s meat, hide and magnificent ...
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Environment News Service (ENS)
Earth Day Celebration Full Story AmeriScan: April 15, 2003 EPA Launches Expedited Investigation of Common Chemical California Asks That Federal Oil and Gas Leases Expire Map of the Human ... House Bill Lifts Highly Enriched Uranium Ban Conservationists Sue EPA Over Arizona Water Quality Sawfish Granted Endangered Species Act Protection Conservationists Seek Legal Remedy for Gray Wolf Scientists Chase ...
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2007 IUCN Red List – Search
Scientific Name: Pristis microdon Species Authority: Latham, 1794 Common Name/s: English — FRESHWATER SAWFISH, LARGETOOTH SAWFISH, LEICHHARDT'S SAWFISH, SMALLTOOTH SAWFISH French — POISSON-SCIE Spanish — PEJEPEINE, PEZ ... of sawfish that has mostly been reported in freshwaters of Southeast Asia and Australia, also in southeastern African rivers, but probably always has been more common ...
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Threatened and Endangered Species - MarineBio.org
Significant Units. Other types of fish listed are Atlantic salmon, shortnose sturgeon, smalltooth sawfish and the Gulf sturgeon. Sources: » WHOI : Oceanus : Whither the North Atlantic Right ... Reserved. Privacy Policy. Chain Catshark in logo copyright © Richard Ellis. ~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~ 263 Most Common & Endangered Marine Species [~3,000 in review] Birds | Fishes | Reptiles Seals & Sea lions+ ...
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sharks blog
The birth was recorded on film. Trade in sawfish banned(6/11/2007) Trade restrictions for the endangered sawfish have been approved at the Convention on International Trade in Endangered ... in protecting sharks but only when the no-take regulations are strictly enforced. Examining two common species of sharks on the Great Barrier Reef in Australia, the researchers found that both ...
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Images, Photography, FISH MASTER PAGE by PHOTOVAULT®, Pictures, Aquaria
Urolophus halleri), Sandbar Shark (Carcharhinus plumbeus), Sand Tiger Shark (Carcharius taurus), Sawfish (Pristis pectinata), Stingray Dasyatis sp., Swell Shark Eggs (Cephaloscyllium ventriosum), ... , Coelacanth (Latimeria chalumnae), Ornate Bichir (Polypterus ornatipinnus) Polypteridae, Hags Goldfish: Common Goldfish, Carp (Cyprinus carpio), Comet Goldfish, Bristol Shubunkin, Fantail, Veiltail, ...
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International Institute for Sustainable Development - Reporting Services (IISD RS) - What's new on Linkages - Thursday, 28 June 2007
Brazil wood, sawfish and eel on Appendix II (species that may become endangered if their trade is not ... reduction is the frontline defense against disaster threats and called on participants to act with common purpose at the first session of the GP/DRR to fulfill the promise of the ...
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The Chimaera Fish | It's Nature
While they have this in common with sharks they are different in that they have upper jaws that are one with ... sluggish shark that lives on the bottom of the... Sawfish Tropical rays, which are in some circles thought to be related to sharks, Sawfish are found in rivers,... Megalodon Megalodon was a ...
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