Paragaleus longicaudatus
(Bessednov, 1966)
Classification: Elasmobranchii Carcharhiniformes Hemigaleidae
Reference of the original description
A new shark species from the Tonkin Gulf - Negogaleus longicaudatus BESSEDNOV sp. nov. (Pisces, Carcharhinidae). Zoologichesky Zhurnal, 45(2), 302–304
A new shark species from the Tonkin Gulf - Negogaleus longicaudatus BESSEDNOV sp. nov. (Pisces, Carcharhinidae). Zoologichesky Zhurnal, 45(2), 302–304
Synonyms / new combinations and misspellings
Negogaleus longicaudatus, Paragaleus randalli
Negogaleus longicaudatus, Paragaleus randalli
Types
Paragaleus longicaudatus
Negogaleus longicaudatus
Holotype: MT: 3590a; Paratype: MT: 3590b;
Paragaleus randalli
Holotype: BPBM: 21196; Paratype: BPBM: 19923; SMF: 28109; SNMNH: F55; SU: 67145; USNM: 202652; ZMH: 103119 (old: ISH 150-1965);
Paragaleus longicaudatus
Negogaleus longicaudatus
Holotype: MT: 3590a; Paratype: MT: 3590b;
Paragaleus randalli
Holotype: BPBM: 21196; Paratype: BPBM: 19923; SMF: 28109; SNMNH: F55; SU: 67145; USNM: 202652; ZMH: 103119 (old: ISH 150-1965);
Description :
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Paragaleus longicaudatus (Bessednov, 1966), original figure of Bessednov, 1966, paratype, male, 375 mm TL
Paragaleus longicaudatus (Bessednov, 1966), original figure of Bessednov, 1966, paratype, male, 375 mm TL
Short Description
Diagnosis after Prokofiev, 2019 (following Bessednov) [27220]: a long caudal fin equal to interdorsal distance and black coloration of tips of dorsal and caudal fins in living fish disappearing after preservation. It differs from the close species N. pectoralis (Garman) from the Massachusetts Bay in the lesser length of the labial folds, greater length of the mouth and black colouration of anterior margins of both dorsal and caudal fins (#3094).
Diagnosis after Prokofiev, 2019 (following Bessednov) [27220]: a long caudal fin equal to interdorsal distance and black coloration of tips of dorsal and caudal fins in living fish disappearing after preservation. It differs from the close species N. pectoralis (Garman) from the Massachusetts Bay in the lesser length of the labial folds, greater length of the mouth and black colouration of anterior margins of both dorsal and caudal fins (#3094).
Parasites (arranged by Jürgen Pollerspöck)
Cestoda
Cestoda
- Olgaella elenae Haseli & Malekpour Fard, 2017 [25461]