Sawfish sword

Tim Simmons · 21st July 2005, 08:30 PM

I did not expect it quite so quickly, this is what 'student' had to say.

From what we currently know and accept, the species you have is 'ANOXYPRISTIS CUSPIDATA'
The distribution of this species ranges from North Indian to West Pacific, from China Sea to Northern Australia.

I do not think it is from South America, so the Torres Straits and Papuan areas look to be the most likely place of origin when added to the other information found today. I would just like to say thanks for all your help even though we have gone full circle it was most enjoyable, shame about my work

Tim

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21st July 2005, 08:30 PM	#15
Tim Simmons Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: What is still UK Posts: 5,925	I did not expect it quite so quickly, this is what 'student' had to say. From what we currently know and accept, the species you have is 'ANOXYPRISTIS CUSPIDATA' The distribution of this species ranges from North Indian to West Pacific, from China Sea to Northern Australia. I do not think it is from South America, so the Torres Straits and Papuan areas look to be the most likely place of origin when added to the other information found today. I would just like to say thanks for all your help even though we have gone full circle it was most enjoyable, shame about my work Tim