| Other fishes, such as catfishes and burbots, probably eat the young shovelnose sturgeons. |
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| Another creature to watch for in deep areas is the strange, primitive looking shovelnose ray or giant guitarfish. |
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| Giant shovelnose rays lay their eggs inshore around atolls, mangrove swamps and estuaries. |
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| The family Acipenseridae also includes the genus Scaphirhynchus, the shovelhead, or shovelnose, sturgeon, with four species distinguished by their long, broad, flat snouts. |
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| Potential influence of harvest on shovelnose sturgeon populations in the Missouri River system. |
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| Standardised removal and sectioning locations for shovelnose sturgeon fin rays. |
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| The word shovelnose usually refers to what type of creature? |
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| Phelps and Allendorf, using allozyme analysis, observed a lack of genetic evidence supporting pallid and shovelnose sturgeons as different species. |
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| Gillnet mesh selectivity for the shovelnose guitarfish from fishery-dependent data in the artisanal ray fishery of the Gulf of California, Mexico. |
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| Age and growth of the porthole shovelnose catfish in the Pantanal. |
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| Popular recent posts on the site range from Tiger Shovelnose Catfish, known for their distinct tiger-like markings and oddly shaped faces, to a snoring hummingbird. |
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