Asymbolus galacticus
Séret & Last, 2008
Dwarf catshark (eng)
Classification: Elasmobranchii Carcharhiniformes Pentanchidae
Reference of the original description
Asymbolus galacticus sp. nov., a new species of spotted catshark (Carcharhiniformes: Scyliorhinidae) from New Caledonia. Cybium, 32(2), 137–143
Asymbolus galacticus sp. nov., a new species of spotted catshark (Carcharhiniformes: Scyliorhinidae) from New Caledonia. Cybium, 32(2), 137–143
Image of the original description
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Types
Asymbolus galacticus
Holotype: MNHN: 1966-0463; Paratype: CSIRO: H 6621-01; MNHN: 2002-1148; MNHN: 2002-1147; MNHN: 1997-3394; MNHN: 1997-3393; MNHN: 1997-3392; MNHN: 1997-3385; MNHN: 2002-1145; MNHN: 1997-3391; MNHN: 1997-3390; MNHN: 1997-3389; MNHN: 1997-3388; MNHN: 1997-3387; MNHN: 1997-3386; MNHN: 1997-3384;
Asymbolus galacticus
Holotype: MNHN: 1966-0463; Paratype: CSIRO: H 6621-01; MNHN: 2002-1148; MNHN: 2002-1147; MNHN: 1997-3394; MNHN: 1997-3393; MNHN: 1997-3392; MNHN: 1997-3385; MNHN: 2002-1145; MNHN: 1997-3391; MNHN: 1997-3390; MNHN: 1997-3389; MNHN: 1997-3388; MNHN: 1997-3387; MNHN: 1997-3386; MNHN: 1997-3384;
Description :
Citation: Asymbolus galacticus Séret & Last, 2008: In: Database of modern sharks, rays and chimaeras, www.shark-references.com, World Wide Web electronic publication, Version 11/2024
Common names
Chien étoilé, Starry catshark
Chien étoilé, Starry catshark
Short Description
Small and slender species of catshark with the following set of characters: distinct variegated colour pattern with numerous milky white blotches surrounded by rusty-brown spots and blotches; dorsal saddles on back are faint and dusky, dorsal ground light brown, paler on sides; claspers in adults are long and slender, distally pointed; teeth with 3 or 5 cusps; the median cusps much larger than those adjacent [3368].
Small and slender species of catshark with the following set of characters: distinct variegated colour pattern with numerous milky white blotches surrounded by rusty-brown spots and blotches; dorsal saddles on back are faint and dusky, dorsal ground light brown, paler on sides; claspers in adults are long and slender, distally pointed; teeth with 3 or 5 cusps; the median cusps much larger than those adjacent [3368].
Human uses
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Remarks
shark-references Species-ID=452;
shark-references Species-ID=452;