hacat

Perez and his colleagues named the shark Mustelus hacat, a term that apparently means "shark" in alocal dialect.

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The Mustelus hacat lives in the ocean's depths feeding on shellfish and shrimp, "Perez said, adding:" They have very, very small teeth.

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The seat or throne on which he sat was called _tem_, _ [c] hacat_, and

The Annals of the Cakchiquels Daniel Garrison Brinton 1868

Xcha [c] a ok xu ya ri: Xa yn acha [t] animal, xa mixi [c] hacatah, xaquin ikan a tem, a [c] hacat, yn huvi chi vinak [c] o vikan.

The Annals of the Cakchiquels Daniel Garrison Brinton 1868

Quere [c] a xquibijh vae: At kaçha [t], hun nabey al, hun [c] a [c] hipil al chikichin, xtiketah [t] ih çak chi popol vach oh oxlahuh chi ahlabal, xti ka ya a muh a [t] alibal, a tem, a [c] hacat, avahavarem.

The Annals of the Cakchiquels Daniel Garrison Brinton 1868

Xcha [c] a ri [c] oxahil, [c] obakil: At ahauh, maqui quina camiçah, xa yn acha [t] animal, xa yn cachinak can ruma Bacah Pok, Bacah Xahil, xaquin ikan a tem a [c] hacat, at ahauh, xecha.

The Annals of the Cakchiquels Daniel Garrison Brinton 1868

2006 - A new species of shark, Mustelus hacat, is discovered in Mexico's Sea of Cortez, bringing the number of Mustelus species found in the eastern North Pacific to

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