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 Undulate Ray - Raja undulata |
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 Relatively delicate texture, smooth surface.
Widest across its ‘waist’.
Very similar to Spotted Ray, but generally larger. |
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| Approximately 70-90mm long x 45-60mm wide excluding horns (when soaked). |
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Top pair of horns approximately as long as capsule.
Tips (if present) tend to curl in towards one another.
Bottom pair of horns curl laterally, giving a ‘bobsleigh’ impression.
Tips of horns (if present) are thin and curly. |
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| No keels present. |
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| Very shallow fields present between both pairs of horns, although these may not be present due to having been worn off. |
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| Very similar to the Spotted Ray eggcase, the only major difference being that Undulate Ray eggcases are generally much larger (possibly up to twice as large). |
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