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7d Species of cartilaginous fish.
The answer could so easily be either SHARK or SKATE,
which are both cartilaginous and have many species. Do we toss a coin? What do the experts think? I would appreciate another view on this one before posting.
Many thanks in advance.

Craftyartist Mon 08/09/08 12:06

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Aquagility
Mon 08/09/08
12:09

You're right, but I think Skate is more often thought of as cartilaginous. I've gone for that.

shannee
Mon 08/09/08
12:35

Could be either, since Sharks, Skates, Rays, and even stranger fish make up the Chondrichthyes, or "cartilaginous fish."

Might just go for Skate as being seen as more of a Fish

BUT, Shark is perhaps better known as being cartlaginous, and has a bigger 'bite'!

dwil
Mon 08/09/08
12:35

I've gone for skate

hadrianjeffs
Mon 08/09/08
17:04

The question specifies a species, so the answer should be skate, as shark describes a family of species.

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