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andrew
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 Winghead shark Winghead shark, ಖನ್ ಮುಶಿ , ಖನ್ ಮುಶಿ , झोरी, సప్ప సొర్రా , సప్ప సొర్రా , கோமன் சுரா, ചെട്ട സ്റാവ്, കണ്ണന് കൊടി, கொம்பன் சுரா, கொம்பன் சுறா , கொம்பன் சுறா , കഞ്ഞകൊടി, ಕೆಬಿಛಟ್ಟೇ, കണകോടി , કન્નર , કનર , Arrow headed hammerhead, Arrow-headed hammer-head, Chetta sravu, Kahnakodi, Kama sorrah, Kanar, Kanar, Kaner, Kannan kodi, Kannar, Kebichatte, Kebithatte, Khan mushi, Khan-mushi, Koman sorrah, Komban-sorrah, Sappa sorrah, Sappa-sorrah, Zori, Hammer-headed shark, Hangor, Shank-armachh
Family : Sphyrnidae (Hammerhead, bonnethead, or scoophead sharks) Order : Carcharhiniformes (ground sharks) Class : Elasmobranchii (sharks and rays) Fishbase Name : Winghead shark Fish Name : Eusphyra blochii Max size : 186 cm TL (male/unsexed; Ref. 6871) Environment : benthopelagic; amphidromous Climate : tropical; 31°N - 20°S Global Importance : fisheries: commercial Resilience: Very low, minimum population doubling time more than 14 years (Fec=6) Distribution : Indo-West Pacific: Persian Gulf to the Philippines, north to China, south to Australia. Diagnosis : Dorsal spines (total): 0-0; Anal spines: 0-0. Grey or grey-brown above, paler below. Expanded lateral blades of head very narrow and wing-like, with a series of small bumps along edges in front of nostrils; width across head 40 or 50% of total length. Nostrils enormously expanded, each nearly 2 times the mouth head (Ref 13562). Biology : Found in shallow water on continental and insular shelves (Ref. 244). Enters estuaries (Ref. 4832). Feeds mainly on small teleost fishes but also takes crustaceans and cephalopods (Ref. 13562). Viviparous (Ref. 50449), with 6 to 25 pups in a litter (Ref. 6871). Has a remarkable wing-shaped head which is nearly or quite half of its body length, the function of which is uncertain, maybe for maneuvering or for increasing the surface area of some of the sense organs (Ref. 244). Probably harmless to people (Ref. 13562). Caught commonly, but in low numbers, by inshore gillnet fisheries. Particularly common in catches off Kalimantan (Ref.58048). Probably a common fisheries species where it occurs (Ref. 13562). Meat utilized for human consumption; liver is a source of vitamin oil (Ref. 244). Offal probably utilized for fishmeal (Ref. 13562). Reported to reach 300 cm TL (Ref. 58784) Threatened : Dangerous: Dangerous : harmless , Compagno, L.J.V.. 1998 Coordinator : Compagno, Leonard J.V. Main Ref : Compagno, L.J.V.. 1984. (Ref. 244)
India country information Common Names : Winghead shark, ಖನ್ ಮುಶಿ , ಖನ್ ಮುಶಿ , झोरी, సప్ప సొర్రా , సప్ప సొర్రా , கோமன் சுரா, ചെട്ട സ്റാവ്, കണ്ണന് കൊടി, கொம்பன் சுரா, கொம்பன் சுறா , கொம்பன் சுறா , കഞ്ഞകൊടി, ಕೆಬಿಛಟ್ಟೇ, കണകോടി , કન્નર , કનર , Arrow headed hammerhead, Arrow-headed hammer-head, Chetta sravu, Kahnakodi, Kama sorrah, Kanar, Kanar, Kaner, Kannan kodi, Kannar, Kebichatte, Kebithatte, Khan mushi, Khan-mushi, Koman sorrah, Komban-sorrah, Sappa sorrah, Sappa-sorrah, Zori, Hammer-headed shark, Hangor, Shank-armachh Status : native Salinity : brackish, marine Uses : no uses

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