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Ghost Sharks: A Fully Illustrated Guide To The Chimaeras Of The World (Wild Nature Press)
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The First Authoritative Illustrated Reference Guide To The WorldS Ghost Sharksghost Sharks, Also Known As Chimaeras, Are Cartilaginous Fish Related To Sharks And Rays Sharing A Common Ancestor Dating Back Some 400 Million Years. These Extraordinary Fish Are Found In Virtually Every Ocean On The Planet, And While A Few Inhabit Coastal Waters, Most Live At Depths That Can Make Them Incredibly Difficult To Study And Observe. This Comprehensive Reference Book Covers Every Known Species Of Chimaera To Date. Illustrated With Spectacular Photos, Detailed Drawings, And Informative Diagrams, Ghost Sharks Is The Essential Guide To This Enigmatic Order Of SharkLike Fish.Describes All 59 Known Species To Date Features A Wealth Of Stunning Color Illustrations Detailed Species Accounts Cover Everything From Distribution And Behavior To Biology, Natural History, And Conservation Includes A Color Distribution Map For Every Species Written By Leading Experts And Incorporating The Latest Taxonomic Revisions A Must For Shark And Fish Enthusiasts Everywhere
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