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A stinging spine from a Black Stingray

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A 187 mm long stinging spine from a Black Stingray found at a depth between 10 m and 20 m, Julian Rocks, New South Wales, March 2006.

Photographer:
Lynda Clarke
Rights:
© Lynda Clarke
Common name:
Black Stingray
Scientific name:
Dasyatis thetidis
Family:
Dasyatidae

Last Updated: 17 June 2009

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