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Regalecus glesne (Regle_u6.jpg)
by Jean-Charles Granjon/ Saint Thomas Production
 

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Size (cm):	300 TL
Locality:	Mediterranean
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Date:	2013-06-07
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Remark:	© Jean-Charles Granjon/ Saint Thomas Production. Photo shows the fish swimming straight like a stick, with a stiff body, only undulating the dorsal fin to move.

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Regalecus glesne (Regle_j0.jpg)
by Costa, F.
 
 

Size (cm):	15 TL
Locality:	Italy, Strait of Messina, Sicily
Sex/Stage:	juvenile
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Remark:	1989

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Regalecus glesne (Regle_u8.jpg)
by Cao, K.

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Locality:	Mexico, Los Cabos, Baja California Sur
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Date:	2012-04-13
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Remark:	Photo uploaded in FishBase by Katia Cao (pomaski_katia@hotmail.com).

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Regalecus glesne (Regle_u1.gif)
Ref. No. 9563, Contact info.

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Reference:	May, J.L. and J.G.H. Maxwell, 1986 Trawl fish from temperate waters of Australia.
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Remark:	after Valenciennes, 1843; New observations show that the fish is probably not able to bend its body as shown here. Rather, it keeps its long body straight and moves by undulation of the dorsal fin only. - FishBase

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Regalecus glesne (Regle_u5.jpg)
by Bryan, D.

 

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Locality:	United States (contiguous states), Big Pine, Florida
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Remark:	Found 10 miles offshore, dead on surface. 2004

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