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Narke dipterygia (Bloch & Schneider, 1801)

Common Names

  • Vlekstaartsluimerrog
  • Numbray
  • Numbray
  • Spottail electric ray
  • Spottail sleeper ray
  • Harilik nark
  • Hakuten-shibire-ei
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    • Taxonomic Hierarchy

    Kingdom: Animalia

    Phylum: Chordata

    Class: Elasmobranchii

    Order: Torpediniformes

    Family: Narkidae

    Genus: Narke

    Species: Narke dipterygia (Bloch & Schneider, 1801)

    Climate Zone

  • Tropical

    • Biology

    Found in continental waters, both inshore and offshore (Ref. 9913). Mainly feeds on crustaceans and polychaetes (Ref. 114953). Biology little known (Ref. 9913) but reported to produce 4-6 young each gestation (Ref. 114953). Adult males and females known at 15 cm TL; common size reported to reach 35 cm TL (Ref. 114953). The electric organs present on disc are used to stun the prey.

    Habitat

    demersal

    Conservation Status

    Vulnerable

    Threat to Humans

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