We consider scaling limits of random quadrangulations obtained by applying the Cori-Vauquelin-Schaeffer bijection to Bienaym\'e-Galton-Watson trees with stably-decaying offspring tails with an exponent α in (1, 2). We show that these quadrangulations admit subsequential scaling limits wich all have Hausdorff dimension 2α/α-1 almost surely. We conjecture that the limits are unique and spherical, and we introduce a candidate for the limit that we call the α-stable sphere. In addition, we conduct a detailed study of volume fluctuations around typical points in the limiting maps, and show that the fluctuations share similar characteristics with those of stable trees.
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