Examples of using Angelshark in English and their translations into Spanish
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In the event that the Angelshark were to be included on Annex 1 of the MOU,
Additional Remarks Following a listing in the CMS Appendices, the proponent will propose the Angelshark for listing in Annex I to the CMS Migratory Sharks MOU
not considered in an‘unfavourable conservation status') and the Angelshark‘unfavourable conservation status',
of Migratory Sharks(Sharks MOU) and Party to some of the regional agreements that list the Angelshark see section 6.2.
migratory species of elasmobranch, it seems likely that most of the north-east Atlantic Angelshark population undertook the seasonal north-south and/or inshore-offshore migrations described above at some stage during their life history.
reporting that Angelshark species were common
PROPOSAL FOR THE INCLUSION OF THE ANGELSHARK Squatina squatina.
PROPOSAL FOR THE INCLUSION OF THE ANGELSHARK(Squatina squatina)
Angelshark(Squatina squatina)(Picture:
The angelshark is well-camouflaged against the sea floor.
Proposal for Concerted Action for the Angelshark(Squatina squatina) 589.
These are likely the two most important causes of Angelshark mortality.
The Angelshark is assessed as Critically Endangered in the IUCN Red List.
Proposal for the designation of the angelshark squatina squatina for concerted actions.
Reported capture production of all Angelshark spp. from the Mediterranean Sea, 2005-2014. Source.
ANGELSHARK-ID is a project that monitors the angelshark populations by employing their natural body marks.
Proposal for the inclusion of the Angelshark(Squatina squatina)
However, the AC considers that the Angelshark does not meet the criteria for inclusion in Annex I.
However, currently the Atlantic population of Angelshark is not protected under Spanish law
early 20th centuries indicate that the angelshark was once abundant all around the coasts of Western Europe.