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n. - Smooth dogfishes.

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  • "The narrow sub-second time window in which this bilateral detection causes the turn response corresponds well with the swimming speed and odour patch dispersal physics of our...
  • Perez and his colleagues named the shark Mustelus hacat, a term that apparently means "shark" in alocal dialect.
  • The Mustelus hacat lives in the ocean's depths feeding on shellfish and shrimp, "Perez said, adding:" They have very, very small teeth.
  • 2006 - A new species of shark, Mustelus hacat, is discovered in Mexico's Sea of Cortez, bringing the number of Mustelus species found in the eastern North Pacific to
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