Dogfish Sharks [Squaliformes]
Description
Squaliformes, or dogfish sharks, are a diverse group of sharks that include species like the spiny dogfish. They are characterized by their two dorsal fins, each with or without spines, and the absence of an anal fin. These sharks are found in deep waters worldwide and have a variety of diets.
Families
Sleeper Sharks [Somniosidae]
View DetailsDogfish Sharks [Squalidae]
View DetailsRough Sharks [Oxynotidae]
View DetailsKitefin Sharks [Dalatiidae]
View DetailsGulper Sharks [Centrophoridae]
View DetailsTaxonomy
Phylum |
Chordates
Chordata
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Class |
Cartilaginous Fish
Chondrichthyes
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Statistics
- Families 5