Scyliorhinus torrei Howell Rivero, 1936

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Synonyms: Catulus boae Sánchez-Roig, 1931; Scylliorhinus torrei Howell Rivero, 1936
Homonyms: Scyliorhinus torrei Howell Rivero, 1936
Common names: Alitán enano in Spanish; Cat shark in English; Dværgrødhaj in Danish; Dwarf Catshark in English; Dwarf cat shark in English; Dwarf catshark in English; Dwergkathaai in Dutch; Gatica in Spanish; Gatica prieta in Spanish; Kääbus-koerhai in Estonian; Roussette naine in French; dwarf cat shark in English; dwarf catshark in English; gatica prieta in Spanish; غرَّاء قزمة in Arabic; 横带猫鲨 in language.; 横带猫鲨 in language.; 橫帶貓鯊 in language.; Dwarf Catshark in English; Alitán Enano in Spanish; Cuban Catshark in English; Roussette naine in French; Whitespotted Catshark in English

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