Carcharhinus altimus (Springer, 1950)

Dataset

GBIF Backbone Taxonomy

Rank

SPECIES

Classification

kingdom

Animalia

phylum

Chordata

class

Elasmobranchii

order

Carcharhiniformes

family

Carcharhinidae

genus

Carcharhinus

species

Carcharhinus altimus

Name

Synonyms

Carcharhinus radamae Fourmanoir, 1961

Carcharinus altimus (Springer, 1950)

Carcharinus radamae Fourmanoir, 1961

Eulamia altima Springer, 1950

Homonyms

Carcharhinus altimus (Springer, 1950)

Common names

Baboso in Spanish

Bignose Shark in English

Bignose shark in English

Bignose shark in English

Bignose shark in English

Bignose shark in English

Bignose shark in English

Cazón in Spanish

Dusky shark in English

Galapagos shark in English

Grootneushaai in Afrikaans

Grootsnuithaai in Dutch

Grossnasenhai in German

Großnasen-Grundhai in German

Karcharinos megalorynchos in Greek, Modern (1453-)

Knopp's shark in English

Manō in language.

Marracho baboso in Portuguese

Merak bulu in language.

Requin babosse in French

Requin babosse in French

Requin de sable in French

Requin des Galapagos in French

Requin pointe blanche in French

Requin-babosse in French

Silvertip shark in English

Squalo naso grande in Italian

Squalo naso grande in Italian

Storsnudet haj in Danish

Suurnina-hallhai in Estonian

Tauró babós in Catalan–Valencian

Tiburón arenero in Spanish

Tiburón baboso in Spanish

Tiburón baboso in Spanish

Tiburón de Galápagos in Spanish

Tiburón de puntas blancas in Spanish

Tiburón narizón in Spanish

Tiburón narizón in Spanish

Tiburón quilludo in Spanish

Tubarão-baboso in Portuguese

Tubarão-baboso in Portuguese

Tubarão-baboso in Portuguese

baboso in Spanish

bignose shark in language.

bignose shark in English

tiburón narizón in Spanish

İriburun camgöz in Turkish

Žralok velkonosý in Czech

Καρχαρίνος μεγαλόρυγχος in Greek, Modern (1453-)

大沙 in language.

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