한국 연근해 상어류 2미기록종
Two Unrecorded Species of Sharks in Korean Waters
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Two shark species captured in Samcheok in 2006 and Ulsan in 2013, previously reported as Heptranchias perlo and Alopias pelagicus, were confirmed to in fact be Hexanchus griseus and A. superciliosus, respectively, neither of which has previously been reported in Korea. H. griseus has six gill slits and is thus distinguishable from Heptranchias perlo, which has seven gill slits. A. superciliosus is clearly distinguishable from A. pelagicus and A. vulpinus, members of the family Alopiidae, due to its large eyes and a groove extending from the center of the head to both eyes. The keys to the family Hexanchidae, including H. griseus, and the family Alopiidae, including A. superciliosus, were presented along with the morphological characteristics of these two new shark species. These two species were given the Korean names “Gi-reum-sang-eo” and “Keun-nun-hwan-do-sang-eo,” with reference to their morphological characteristics and English names.
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Two shark species captured in Samcheok in 2006 and Ulsan in 2013, previously reported as Heptranchias perlo and Alopias pelagicus, were confirmed to in fact be Hexanchus griseus and A. superciliosus, respectively, neither of which has previously been reported in Korea. H. griseus has six gill slits and is thus distinguishable from Heptranchias perlo, which has seven gill slits. A. superciliosus is clearly distinguishable from A. pelagicus and A. vulpinus, members of the family Alopiidae, due to its large eyes and a groove extending from the center of the head to both eyes. The keys to the family Hexanchidae, including H. griseus, and the family Alopiidae, including A. superciliosus, were presented along with the morphological characteristics of these two new shark species. These two species were given the Korean names “Gi-reum-sang-eo” and “Keun-nun-hwan-do-sang-eo,” with reference to their morphological characteristics and English names.
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