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Dogfish and cookiecutter sharks (Squaliformes)
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	Bramble sharks (Echinorhinidae) [6]		Dogfish sharks (Squalidae) [6]		Sleeper sharks (Dalatiidae) [7]
	Centrophorids (Centrophoridae) [7]		Roughsharks (Oxynotidae) [3]

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SHARK CLASSIFICATION - Enchanted Learning Software
Squaliformes - Sharks with a short snout, a circular cross section, the mouth at the front, and no anal fin. They bear live young, are deep-water dwelling, and are distributed world-wide. [eng]

The Shark Gallery - Order SQUALIFORMES
Information on many different species of shark, species lists, conservation information, great white and shark attack. [eng]

NOVA Online | Island of the Sharks | Squaliformes
Habitat, Distribution. [eng]

Squaliformes
Names at the different languages. [eng]

Squaliformes
Squalus minor, Isistius trituratus - teeth. [eng]

InterNevod: Катранообразные (Squaliformes)
К этому отряду принадлежат акулы, имеющие два спинных плавникас колючками или без них и лишенные анального плавника. [rus]

Order: Squaliformes, Dogfish sharks
This order represents the second largest order and includes 7 families and about 113 species and their most distinguishing feature is the lack of an anal fin. Most species also have a spine in front of the first dorsal fin. [eng]

Ordnung Squaliformes
Hai Datenbank Haie Hai-Stiftung ьber die Hai-Stiftung. [deu]

Squaliformes
This order represents the second largest order and includes 3 families and about 85 species and their most distinguishing feature is the lack of an anal fin. Most species also have a spine in front of the first dorsal fin. [eng]

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