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The Port Jackson shark is a southern Australian bullhead shark named in 1793, recognized by its dark harness-like body markings.
The horn shark is a small eastern Pacific bullhead shark described in 1855, with fin spines and spiral egg cases.
The zebra bullhead shark is a striped Indo-Pacific Heterodontus species described in 1831 and found from Japan and Korea to Australia.
The Japanese bullhead shark is a bottom-dwelling Heterodontus species described in 1884, found off Japan, Korea, and China.
The crested bullhead shark is an eastern Australian Heterodontus species described in 1870, noted for high ridges above the eyes.
The Mexican hornshark is a spotted eastern Pacific bullhead shark described in 1972, mainly recorded off Mexico and nearby coasts.
The Galapagos bullhead shark is an eastern Pacific Heterodontus species described in 1840, recorded around the Galapagos region.
The whitespotted bullhead shark is a little-known Indian Ocean Heterodontus species, described in 1949 and growing to about 83 cm.
