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Sharks of the genus Triakis
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Koderayama Formation
Miocene, Ishikawa prefecture, Japan

The Koderayama Formation (Miocene, Ishikawa Prefecture) yields a large number of small fossils. Many of them are poorly preserved and difficult to identify, but some are identifiable.We summarize the fossils of sharks of the genus Triakis, which occur most frequently among these small fossils. There are not many data available for the identification of extant sharks of the genus Triakis, however, an attempt was made to identify the sharks of this locality based on the available data.
As a result, we were able to confirm the presence of three species of sharks of the genus Triakis. One species identified in this study is thought to be T. semifasciata and is now found in the waters near land on the western coast of North America, on the opposite side of the Pacific Ocean from Japan.

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BIOLOGIE, 61: 73-120,1991

Contributions to the study of the comparative morphology of teeth and other relevant ichthyodorulites in living supraspecific taxa of Chondroichthyan fishes
Editor: M. STEHMANN
Part A: Selachii. No.2a: Order: Carcharhinusformes-Family: Triakidae by J. HERMANN, M. HOVESTADT- EULER and D.C. HOVESTADT



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