Spadenose Shark

Lateral..

caliper opening is 1 cm.

Rehousing Remarks: Film may have been sent from Københavns Universitet, Zoologisk Museum (UZMK/ZMUC); Does not appear to be Kodak film; As of February 2016 this film was showing early signs of deterioration due to vinegar syndrome.

Rehousing Remarks: Film may have been sent from Københavns Universitet, Zoologisk Museum (UZMK/ZMUC); Does not appear to be Kodak film; As of February 2016 this film was showing early signs of deterioration due to vinegar syndrome.

caliper opening is 1 cm.

Rehousing Remarks: From the Stewart Springer Radiograph Collection. Rad./Serial No. 231; This radiograph has associated information available on additional multimedia record(s); Originally the following specimens were X-rayed together: CAS-SU 13969 (RAD110063-001),CAS-SU 14454 (RAD110064-001).

Rehousing Remarks: One specimen, multiple exposures on multiple plates

Rehousing Remarks: Originally the following specimens were X-rayed together: UZMK (ZMUC) 404 (RAD109736-001), UZMK (ZMUC) 407 (RAD109737-001); Film may have been sent from Universitet, Zoologisk Museum (UZMK/ZMUC); On Ilford film; As of February 2016 this film was showing early signs of deterioration due to vinegar syndrome.

Rehousing Remarks: Film may have been sent from Universitet, Zoologisk Museum (UZMK/ZMUC); Does not appear to be Kodak film; As of February 2016 this film was showing early signs of deterioration due to vinegar syndrome

Rehousing Remarks: From the Stewart Springer Radiograph Collection. Rad./Serial No. 107; Originally the following specimens were X-rayed together: CAS-SU 13811 (RAD110714-001), CAS-SU 13770 (RAD110715-001), CAS-SU 13689 (RAD110716-001), CAS-SU 13659 (RAD110717-001).

Rehousing Remarks: Originally the following specimens were X-rayed together: BMNH 89.2.1.4159 (RAD109691-001), BMNH 89.2.1.4160 (RAD109692-001); Film may have been sent from the Natural History Museum of London (BMNH); On Ilford film; As of January 2016 this film was showing early signs of deterioration due to vinegar syndrome.

Rehousing Remarks: Originally the following specimens were X-rayed together: UZMK (ZMUC) 405 (RAD109738-001), UZMK (ZMUC) 409 (RAD109739-001); Film may have been sent from Universitet, Zoologisk Museum (UZMK/ZMUC); Does not appear to be Kodak film; As of February 2016 this film was showing early signs of deterioration due to vinegar syndrome.

Rehousing Remarks: Originally the following specimens were X-rayed together: UZMK (ZMUC) 405 (RAD109738-001), UZMK (ZMUC) 409 (RAD109739-001); Film may have been sent from Universitet, Zoologisk Museum (UZMK/ZMUC); Does not appear to be Kodak film; As of February 2016 this film was showing early signs of deterioration due to vinegar syndrome.

Rehousing Remarks: Film may have been sent from the Københavns Universitet, Zoologisk Museum (UZMK/ZMUC); Does not appear to be Kodak film; As of January 2016 this film was showing early signs of deterioration due to vinegar syndrome.

Rehousing Remarks: Originally the following specimens were X-rayed together: USNM 86334 (RAD109701-001), CNHM 15652 (RAD109702-001).

caliper opening is 1 cm.

Rehousing Remarks: Originally the following specimens were X-rayed together: USNM 70259 (RAD100103-001), 76679 (RAD100102-001); one specimen, one exposure on one plate

Rehousing Remarks: Originally the following specimens were X-rayed together: BMNH 89.2.1.4159 (RAD109691-001), BMNH 89.2.1.4160 (RAD109692-001); Film may have been sent from the Natural History Museum of London (BMNH); On Ilford film; As of January 2016 this film was showing early signs of deterioration due to vinegar syndrome.

Rehousing Remarks: One specimen, multiple exposures on multiple plates

Rehousing Remarks: Originally the following specimens were X-rayed together: BMNH 89.2.1.4164-6 (RAD109603-001), BMNH 1939.3.23.1 (RAD109604-001), BMNH Unknown (RAD109605-001), BMNH 94.1.19.88 (RAD109606-001); Film may have been sent from the Natural History Museum of London (BMNH); On Ilford film; As of Dec 2015 this film was showing early signs of deterioration due to vinegar syndrome