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TABLE VII--continued
Specie0
Dasyatidae, stingrays-continued
D. w m k (Forsktil) .
D. v i o h e w , (Bonaparte) .
D. zugei (Muller and Henle)
.
Giymnuridae, butterflyrays
Gymnura altavela (L.)
.
G. japonica (Temminck and Schlegel)
G. mamorata (Cooper)
.
G. poecilura (Shaw) .
Taeniura lymrna (Forsktil)
Urogymnw, africanw (Bloch and
Schneider) .
Myliobatidae, bat stingrays
Aetobatw, narinari (Euphrasen) .
Aetomylaew nichojii (Bloch and
Schneider) .
Myliobatis aquila (L.)
.
M. bovina (Saint-Hilaire) .
M. d$ornicw, (Gill).
.
M. c e w (Smith) .
M. peruvianw, (Garman) .
M. tobijei (Bleeker) .
Umlophidae, round stingrays
Urolophw arrnatw (Muller and Henle)
U . aurantiacw (Muller and Henle)
.
U . halleri Cooper
.
U . tatucew (Muller and Henle) .
Urogymnm ajricanw, (Bloch and
Schneider) .
Distribution
Tropical Indian Ocean, East Indies
north to China, Australia
Mediterranean
Indian Ocean, East Indies, China,
Japan
Temperate latitudes both sides of
Atlantic,
Portugal,
Mediterranean, Brazil to Massachusetts
China, Korea, Japan
Southern California to Mazatlan,
Mexico
Red Sea, Indo-Pacific, Polynesia,
China, Japan, Philippine Islands
Red Sea to Fiji
Red Sea, East Africa to Philippine
Islands,
Gilbert
Islands to
Queensland
Most tropical seas
Indian Ocean to Australia and
western Pacific
Atlantic Ocean, Mediterranean,
North Sea, Australia
African warm waters to Delagoa
Bay, Mediterranean
Oregon to Baja California
South Africa, Agulhas to Natal
China to Peru
China Sea, Japan, Korea
New Ireland
Japan, Korea
Central California to Panama Bay
Australia
Red Sea, East Africa to Philippine
Islands,
Gilbert
Islands to
Queensland