Cephaloscyllium sarawakensis and transparent egg cases. (a) 420 mm TL female with egg cases, (b) egg
Cephaloscyllium sarawakensis and transparent egg cases. (a) 420 mm TL female with egg cases, (b) egg case and 64.8 mm TL embryo, from left oviduct, with external gills, (c) egg case from oviduct, showing transparency, (d) largest embryo 102 mm TL in egg case (d1) and lateral view (d2).Source: Nakaya K, White W T & Ho H-C (2020). Discovery of a new mode of oviparous reproduction in sharks and its evolutionary implications. Scientific Reports 10: 12280. doi: 10.1038/s41598-020-68923-1 -- source link
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