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タイワンヤジブカ

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タイワンヤジブカ Carcharhinus amboinensis は、メジロザメ属に属するサメの一種。稀種で、東部大西洋とインド太平洋の浅瀬に生息する。濁った水と柔らかい底質を好み、あまり長距離は移動しない。頑丈な体と小さい眼、短い吻を持ち、オオメジロザメと非常によく似ている。この2種は背鰭の大きさの比や臀鰭の形、脊椎骨の数などで区別できる。全長1.9-2.5mになる。

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