List of CHONDRICHTHYES species in New Zealand
This is a list of CHONDRICHTHYES in New Zealand according to the IUCN Red List.
This list was last updated 2019-09-14
This list contains only species that have been assessed for the IUCN Red List. It is therefore not representative of all the species in the country.
Species counts by country: Total | Amphibians | Birds | Fish | Mammals | Reptiles | Vascular Plants.
scientific_name | common_name | taxonid | category |
---|---|---|---|
Mustelus lenticulatus | Spotted Smoothhound | 39356 | LC |
Apristurus exsanguis | Pale Catshark | 41719 | LC |
Cephaloscyllium isabellum | Carpet Shark | 41752 | LC |
Bathyraja pacifica | Pacific Blonde Skate | 116863801 | LC |
Chimaera panthera | Leopard Chimaera | 41793 | DD |
Dipturus innominatus | Smooth Skate | 41799 | LC |
Zearaja nasutus | New Zealand Rough Skate | 41800 | LC |
Gollum attenuatus | Slender Smoothhound | 41814 | LC |
Hydrolagus bemisi | Pale Ghostshark | 41826 | LC |
Hydrolagus novaezealandiae | Dark Ghostshark | 41827 | LC |
Parmaturus macmillani | McMillan's Catshark | 41845 | DD |
Squalus griffini | Northern Spiny Dogfish | 195487 | LC |
Typhlonarke aysoni | Blind Electric Ray | 116863205 | LC |
Apristurus garricki | Garrick's Catshark | 116857982 | LC |
Bythaelurus dawsoni | New Zealand Catshark | 44170 | LC |
Brochiraja heuresa | Eureka Skate | 116864194 | DD |
Chimaera carophila | Brown Chimaera | 116878608 | LC |
Brochiraja vittacauda | Ribbontail Skate | 116864416 | DD |
Bathyraja shuntovi | Longnose Deepsea Skate | 161382 | DD |
Brochiraja leviveneta | Blue Deepsea Skate | 161414 | DD |
Brochiraja spinifera | Prickly Deepsea Skate | 161420 | DD |
Squalus raoulensis | Kermadec Spiny Dogfish | 161469 | LC |
Brochiraja microspinifera | Small Deepsea Skate | 161500 | DD |
Brochiraja albilabiata | Whitelip Skate | 161550 | DD |
Arhynchobatis asperrimus | Longtailed Skate | 161577 | DD |
Brochiraja asperula | Smooth Deepsea Skate | 161602 | DD |
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Species are classified by the IUCN Red List into nine groups: