Common Name
Table 11.15 Conservation status of elasmobranch species of relevance to East Anglia THREE and the offshore cable corridor Latin Name
ICUN Red List
Sharks Basking shark
Starry smoothhound Smoothhound
Spurdog
Thresher shark Tope
Skates and Rays Blonde ray Cuckoo ray
Common Skate Complex8
Spotted ray
Thornback ray Undulate ray9 White skate
Cetorhinus maximus Mustelus asterias
M. mustelus
Squalus acanthias Alopias vulpinus
Galeorhinus galeus
Raja brachyura Leucoraja naevus
Dipturus intermedia/ Dipturus flossada
Raja montagui Raja clavata Raja undulata Rostroraja alba
Vulnerable Vulnerable
Least concern Vulnerable Vulnerable Vulnerable
UK BAP
-
- - - -
Near Threatened - Least concern
-
Critically endangered Least concern
-
Near Threatened - Endangered Endangered
NERC 2006
-
- - -
- -
- -
Conservation Status OSPAR
-
-
-
-
- -
-
-
- - - -
- - -
- - - -
Bern Convention
-
- - - -
- - -
- - - -
CITES W&C 1981 Habitats Directive
-
- - - -
- - -
- - - -
- -
- - - -
- - -
- - - -
8 A recent study by Iglésias et. al. (2010) has revealed that common skate actually comprises two species: Dipturus intermedia and Dipturus flossada. Common names already in use for these species are the flapper skate and blue skate respectively, although it remains to be seen if these become widely accepted (Iglésias et. al., 2010, Shark Trust, 2009). 9 Raja undulata is considered to be occasionally present off the East Anglian coast (Shark Trust 2009) and occurs locally in the Eastern English Channel (Coelho et al 2009).
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