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Mackerel Sharks - Order Lamniformes
This order consists of several familiar shark species and several unfamiliar shark species. These sharks are collectively known as mackerel sharks. [eng] |
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SHARK CLASSIFICATION - Enchanted Learning Software
Lamniformes are the mackerel sharks, including the basking, goblin shark, megamouth, great white, crocodile shark, thresher, porbeagles, mackerel sharks, sandtiger, and mako sharks. [eng] |
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Lamniformes
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Ordnung Lamniformes
Hai Datenbank Haie Hai-Stiftung über die Hai-Stiftung. [deu] |
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Order: Lamniformes
Mackerel sharks consist of 8 families and 17 species. [eng] |
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Lamniformes Mackerel Sharks
Although not the largest group of sharks, it is probably the most diversified. Sharks in this order include everything from the infamous Great White to the docile Sand Tiger to the filter feeding Basking Shark. This variety of sharks is also different becuase they lack a nictitating membrane (a tough piece of skin that covers the sharks vuneralbe eyes when it attacks) although the Great White rolls its eyes backwards instead. [eng] |
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