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Florida Museum of Natural History Ichthyology Department
P. pectinata is approximately 25% of the body's total length. The saw is widest at the base, with teeth more broad than long, and spaced apart. Anteriorly, the teeth ... contains 25-32 pairs of rostral teeth while P. perotteti has a maximum of 20 teeth, which are larger in size. ... side to side, impaling prey fishes on the rostral teeth. The sawfish then scrapes the captured prey off ...
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Florida Museum of Natural History Ichthyology Department
The rostral tooth count for green sawfish varies between 23 and 37 (typically 25-34) per side. The rostral teeth often number more on one side ... is distinguished from the knifetooth sawfish (Anoxypristis cuspidata) by its sharply pointed rostral teeth (versus blade-like), greater number of rostral teeth per side (23-37 versus 18-25), presence of dermal denticles over ...
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It has ... of the very high value of their products (meat is high quality and fins and rostral saws extremely valuable in international trade). They are also targeted opportunistically for the same reasons ...
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Loridae : lorises, slow lorises, pottos and angwantibos
The braincase is rounded and the anterior (rostral) parts of the skull reduced. Their orbits are directed forward. Postorbital processes are present ... the zygomatic branch of the squamosal. The palate ends behind the last molar. The teeth of lorids are diverse and variously specialized. As in other strepsirrhines, the lower incisors ...
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