Species
- Squatina aculeata (Sawback angelshark)
- Squatina africana (African angelshark)
- Squatina albipunctata (Eastern angelshark)
- Squatina argentina (Argentine angelshark)
- Squatina armata (Chilean angelshark)
- Squatina australis (Australian angelshark)
- Squatina caillieti
- Squatina californica (Pacific angelshark)
- Squatina dumeril (Sand devil)
- Squatina formosa (Taiwan angelshark)
- Squatina guggenheim (Angular angel shark)
- Squatina heteroptera (Gulf angel shark)
- Squatina japonica (Japanese angelshark)
- Squatina legnota (Indonesian angelshark)
- Squatina mexicana (Mexican angel shark)
- Squatina nebulosa (Clouded angelshark)
- Squatina occulta (Hidden angel shark)
- Squatina oculata (Smoothback angelshark)
- Squatina pseudocellata (Western angelshark)
- Squatina punctata
- Squatina squatina (Angelshark)
- Squatina tergocellata (Ornate angelshark)
- Squatina tergocellatoides (Ocellated angelshark)
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