PROFILES OF TERROR SUSPECTS IN PARIS ATTACKS:
* ABDELHAMID ABAAOUD, 27, Belgian national, identified as presumed mastermind of Paris attacks
- Islamic State jihadi linked to thwarted attack on high-speed train in August and attack on church in Paris area
- Grew up in Brussels suburb of Molenbeeks
- Said to have recruited 13-year-old brother to join him in Syria
- Last year video shows him and friends loading a pick-up truck and a trailer with a pile of bloody bodies
- Paris prosecutor confirmed Abaaoud was killed in the operation
* HASNA AITBOULAHCEN, 26, reportedly cousin of Abaaoud
- Dubbed "The Female Kamikaze" by French media, Europe's first female suicide bomber
- Former construction worker reportedly born in the northern Paris suburb of Clichy-la-Garenne to Moroccan parents, troubled upbringing
- Friends claim she socialised in Paris nightclubs and was known for favouring cowboy hats
- Radicalised earlier this year, abandoned Western dress for niqab and made a number of posts of Facebook with an extremist tone
- Made abortive attempt to travel to Syria, it is claimed
* SALAH ABDESLAM, 26, international manhunt continues for him
- Rented car used to carry gunmen to Bataclan music venue in Paris
- Frenchman born in Brussels
* BRAHIM ABDESLAM, 31, Salah's elder brother
- Blew himself up on Boulevard Voltaire
- Another brother, Mohamed Abdeslam, released without charge
* SAMY AMIMOUR, 28, blew himself up at Bataclan music hall
- Frenchman, known to French intelligence services but apparently slipped through security net
- Charged with terror offences in 2012 over attempted trip to Yemen and terror network links, but disappeared following year
- Thought to have joined up with IS in Syria, international arrest warrant issued for him
- Lived at home and had briefly worked as a bus driver
- His father Mohamed told France's Le Monde newspaper he had travelled to land held by IS last year to try to persuade his son to leave Syria but failed
- Three members of Amimour's family were arrested on Monday
* AHMAD AL MOHAMMAD, 25, name found on passport found near suicide bomber outside Stade de France
- Describes him as born in Idlib, Syria
- Fingerprints from attacker match those of person who travelled through Greece last month
- Unclear whether passport belongs to attacker
* OMAR ISMAEL MOSTEFAI, 29, previously flagged for links to Islamic radicalism, identified through remains found at Bataclan music hall
- Claim Turkish authorities identified him as a possible terror suspect in October last year, flagged again December and again in June this year
- Lived with his family in the French city of Chartres
- French police believe he travelled to Syria in the past few years before he was placed under increased surveillance
* BILAL HADFI, another suicide bomber, thought to be 20, one of three who attacked the Stade de France
- Said to have fought with IS in Syria
* MOHAMMED AMRI, 27, and HAMZA ATTOU, 21, named as alleged getaway drivers.
