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Description
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Biology
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Distribution
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Taxonomy and Evolution
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Overview
- Family Family (taxonomy)
- Somniosidae
- Northern Pacific Ocean
- Pacific Pacific Ocean
- Antarctic Ocean
- Urea
- Trimethylamine oxide Trimethylamine N-oxide
- Migrates vertically Diel vertical migration
- International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) International Union for Conservation of Nature
Taxonomy and Evolution
- Somniosus
- Greenland shark
- Southern Southern sleeper shark
- Little Little sleeper shark
- Taiwan sleeper shark
- Squaliformes
- Oxynotidae
- Early Oligocene Rupelian
- Pleistocene
Description
- Tokyo Bay
- Japan
- Eugenie Clark
- Predatory shark Predatory fish
- Whale shark
- Basking shark
- Copepod
- Ommatokoita elongata
- Corneal Cornea
- Eyesight
- Liver oil Shark liver oil
- Squalene
- Triacylglycerol Triglyceride
- Elasmobranchs Elasmobranch
- Osmoprotectants Osmoprotectant
- Buoyancy
- Protein
- Destabilizing Protein folding
- Teleost
- Stomach
- Cusps Cusp (anatomy)
- Caudal fin
Distribution
- Continental shelves
- Arctic
- Temperate
- Latitudes Latitude
- 70°N 70th parallel north
- 22°N 22nd parallel north
- Palau
- Solomon Islands
- National Geographic
- Mesopelagic
- Tonga Trench
- Crepuscular
- Epipelagic
- Bering Sea
Biology
- Scavengers Scavenger
- Hydrodynamic
- Suction Suction feeding
- Nictitating membrane
- Offshore ecotype Orca types and populations
- Killer whale
- British Columbia
- Teleosts
- Cephalopods
- Pacific salmon
- Albacore tuna
- Chum salmon
- Walleye pollock
- Grenadier Grenadiers (fish)
- Squids Squid
- Kamchatka flounders Kamchatka flounder
- Giant Pacific octopus
- Arrowtooth flounder
- Trinidad Trinidad, California
- Giant squid
- Cephalopods Cephalopoda
- Marine mammals Marine mammal
- Gulf of Alaska
- Steller sea lions Steller sea lion
- Bottom-dwelling fish Demersal fish
- Soles Sole (fish)
- Flounders Flounder
- Alaska pollock
- Rockfishes Sebastes
- Shrimps Shrimp
Human interaction and fisheries
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Nodes101
Edges100
Triples140
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.019802
Components1
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Pacific sleeper shark
Top relations
related to References · 34
Pacific sleeper shark → Alaska Department, Alaska Fish, Amy, Awake, BBC News, Biology, Carroll, Castro, Conservation Science Institute, Erroneously, Fish, Game, Google, Hungry Sleeper, Integrated Taxonomic Information System, January, Jose, Martin, Megalodon, My Paranormal Life
related to Human interaction and fisheries · 18
Pacific sleeper shark → Although, Conservation, Data Deficient, Historically, Hualien, International Union, IUCN Red List, Nature, Near Threatened, North Pacific, Pacific, Recently, Southeast Alaska, Taiwan, The, There, These, This
related to Distribution · 16
Pacific sleeper shark → Arctic, C-11, California, Depth, National Geographic, North Pacific, North Pacific Ocean, Pacific, Palau, Recorded, Solomon Islands, Tagging, The, The Pacific, The Pacific Sleeper, Tracked
related to Diet and prey · 12
Pacific sleeper shark → Alaska, Albatrossia, Berryteuthis, Coryphaenoides, Diet, Fast-swimming, Giant Pacific, Gulf, In, In Northwest Pacific, Kamchatka, Pacific
related to Taxonomy and Evolution · 12
Pacific sleeper shark → Early Oligocene, Greenland, Ma, Northern Hemisphere, Oxynotidae, Pacific, Pleistocene, Somniosidae, Somniosus, Squaliformes, Taiwan, The
related to Description · 10
Pacific sleeper shark → An, Eugenie Clark, Greenland, If, Japan, Ommatokoita, Pacific, Similar, The, Tokyo Bay
related to Adaptations · 9
Pacific sleeper shark → Because, Due, Instead, Its, Pacific, The, They, This, Trimethylamine
related to Seasonal movements · 9
Pacific sleeper shark → Bering Sea, February, From December, From May, July, One, Pacific, The, This
related to Vertical movements · 9
Pacific sleeper shark → Diel, One, Pacific, Pacific Ocean, The, These, They, This, This Diel
related to Reproduction · 6
Pacific sleeper shark → Its, Male, Mothers, Pacific, They, Very
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Important terminology
pacific sleeper sharks shark species also somniosus ft prey fisheries found vertical sea waters caught depths depth alaska fishing near
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| Pacific sleeper shark | related to Adaptations | Due | 0.60 | section |
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| Pacific sleeper shark | related to Adaptations | Trimethylamine | 0.60 | section |
| Pacific sleeper shark | related to Adaptations | Its | 0.60 | section |
| Pacific sleeper shark | related to Adaptations | Because | 0.60 | section |
| Pacific sleeper shark | related to Adaptations | The | 0.60 | section |
| Pacific sleeper shark | related to Adaptations | This | 0.60 | section |
| Pacific sleeper shark | related to Adaptations | Pacific | 0.60 | section |
| Pacific sleeper shark | related to Description | The | 0.60 | section |
| Pacific sleeper shark | related to Description | Pacific | 0.60 | section |
| Pacific sleeper shark | related to Description | An | 0.60 | section |
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