“…Hypanus sabinus (Lesueur, 1824), antes Dasyatis sabina sensu Last et al (2016), es un dasiátido eurihalino, cuya distribución geográfica en el Atlántico noroccidental comprende desde Delaware en Estados Unidos de América (EUA) hasta el sur del Golfo de México y Norte de Quintana Roo (Del Moral-Flores et al 2015, Last et al 2016. Es una especie vivípara y su presencia en ambientes limnéticos de la región neártica ha sido documentada para el norte del Golfo de México y sur de Florida en EUA (Gunter 1938, Piermarini & Evans 1998, Zokan et al 2015. En St. Johns River, Florida, se registró que completa su ciclo de vida en agua dulce (Johnson & Snelson 1996).…”
Hypanus sabinus is reported in the limnetic environments in the coastal plain of the Southern Gulf of Mexico. Eight specimens were collected 51 km away from the coastline in electric conductivity values less than 1,017 μS cm-1. One pregnant female and one male with two caudal spines are included. These findings represent the first limnetic records of this species in southern Mexico.
“…Hypanus sabinus (Lesueur, 1824), antes Dasyatis sabina sensu Last et al (2016), es un dasiátido eurihalino, cuya distribución geográfica en el Atlántico noroccidental comprende desde Delaware en Estados Unidos de América (EUA) hasta el sur del Golfo de México y Norte de Quintana Roo (Del Moral-Flores et al 2015, Last et al 2016. Es una especie vivípara y su presencia en ambientes limnéticos de la región neártica ha sido documentada para el norte del Golfo de México y sur de Florida en EUA (Gunter 1938, Piermarini & Evans 1998, Zokan et al 2015. En St. Johns River, Florida, se registró que completa su ciclo de vida en agua dulce (Johnson & Snelson 1996).…”
Hypanus sabinus is reported in the limnetic environments in the coastal plain of the Southern Gulf of Mexico. Eight specimens were collected 51 km away from the coastline in electric conductivity values less than 1,017 μS cm-1. One pregnant female and one male with two caudal spines are included. These findings represent the first limnetic records of this species in southern Mexico.
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