The morphology of the male urogenital system of the frilled shark, chlamydoselachus anguineus

The Seminal Vesicles and Their Seasonal Changes in the Indian Catfish, Heteropneustes

“…vesicles of Chlamydoselachus is given by Gilbert (1943). Our species is considered here a highly modified Gobionellus, and with this inclusion the generic limits of Gobionellus and Oxyurichthys closely approach one another.…”

A First Record of Odontaspis noronhai (Lamniformes: Odontaspididae) for the Western North Atlantic, with Notes on Two Uncommon Sharks from the Gulf of Mexico

“…Where the clasper exits the pelvic scroll, a cavernous muscular siphon sac extends laterally from the clasper groove. The siphon sacs are confined to the claspers, similar to that found in Chtamydosetachus anguineus (Leigh-Sharpe, 1926;Gilbert, 1943) The night shark is found in tropical waters of both the eastern and western Atlantic (Raschi et a/., 1982). In the western Atlantic it is reported from the east coast of the United States, through the Antilles, to southern Brazil, and is most common off Cuba and southern Florida (Compagno, 1978b).…”