- The
Lamnidae are the
family of
mackerel sharks known as
white sharks. They are large, fast-swimming
predatory fish
found in
oceans worldwide,
though prefer...
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appear to be
somewhat accelerated in
comparison to
other species in the
lamnid family. An
average adult specimen measures around 2.5 to 3.2 m (8.2 to 10...
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their predators quicker and more efficiently. Some
predatory fish, such as
lamnid sharks, billfishes, tuna, opah and
butterfly kingfish, have the ability...
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column and
reconstructing a 3D
model with
dimensions based on all
extant lamnid sharks suggests that a 16-meter-long (52 ft)
individual may have been much...
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While extant mesotherms are
relatively rare, good
examples include tuna,
lamnid sharks (e.g., the
great white shark), the
leatherback sea turtle, some species...
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difficulty is
compounded by the
necessarily incomplete fossil record of
Lamnids. However, some
researchers have
proffered Macrorhizodus, Isurolamna, and...
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SHARKS (LAMNIFORMES: OTODONTIDAE)".
Paleobiology and
taxonomy of
extinct lamnid and
otodontid sharks (Chondrichthyes, Elasmobranchii, Lamniformes) (PDF)...
- animals. However,
Argentine black and
white tegu,
leatherback sea turtles,
lamnid sharks, tuna and billfishes, cicadas, and
winter moths are also endothermic...
- 18476/pale.v10.a6. S2CID 134476316. Yun, C. (2021). "A
tooth of the
extinct lamnid shark,
Cosmopolitodus pl**** comb. noc. (Chondrichthyes, Elasmobranchii)...
- the body.
Regional endothermy also
arose by
convergent evolution in tuna,
lamnid sharks and
billfishes where the
swimming muscles and
cranial organs are...
