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Highest catch of the vulnerable broadnose sevengill shark Notorynchus cepedianus in the south-west Atlantic.
Journal of Fish Biology 2018 Februrary
An exceptional catch of 97 broadnose sevengill sharks Notorynchus cepedianus in Samborombón Bay, Argentina, in 2013 is described from a single overnight gillnet fishing operation. Sixty-five female and 32 male N. cepedianus, ranging in size between 105-201 and 112-190 cm LT , respectively, were recorded in this catch. Fishers' observations and published information suggest that this species aggregates in the area seasonally for feeding.
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