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Stingray

Stingrays are a group of rays, a type of cartilaginous fish. They are classified in the suborder Myliobatoidei of the order Myliobatiformes and consist of eleven families: Hexatrygonidae (sixgill stingrays), Gymnuridae (butterfly rays), Plesiobatidae (deepwater stingrays), Urolophidae (round stingrays), Myliobatidae (eagle rays), Aetobatidae (pelagic…

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Stingray

Nodes156
Edges155
Triples199
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.012821
Components1

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Stingray

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related to External links · 39
Stingray → Adèle, Almagro, Barbara, Barroil, Barría, Bertucci, Beware, Bibcode, Claudio, Delgado Esteban, Deter, Ecology, Evidence, Fetterplace, First, Florian, Frédéric, Gaskell, Holon, Javier
related to Gallery · 38
Stingray → Aetomylaeus, African, Atlantic, Bluespotted, Bull, Deepwater, East Coast, European, Found, Giant, Golden, Gymnura, Hexatrygon, Himantura, Hypanus, Indo-Pacific, Leopard, Megatrygon, Mobula, Ocellate
related to Fossils · 17
Stingray → Although, Asterotrygon, Cretaceous, Cyclobatis, Dasyatis, Early Cretaceous, England, Eocene, Full-body, Green River Formation, Hauterivian, Heliobatis, Hexatrygon, Lebanon, Permineralized, The, True
related to Reproduction · 16
Stingray → Although, During, Frequently, Furthermore, He, Hypanus, Individuals, Lorenzini, March, Reproductive, Seasonal, Similarly, The, This, Urobatis, When
related to Feeding behavior and diet · 15
Stingray → Amazon, Benthic, Freshwater, Large, Like, Located, Lorenzini, Many, Most, Since, Some, Stingrays, They, This, With
related to Other uses · 14
Stingray → Aden, Africa, British, British Museum, Henry, Horn, In, Japanese, Micronesia, Monfreid, Several, Spanish, The, World War II
related to Spiracles · 12
Stingray → Because, Coral, However, Lorenzini, Most, So, Spiracles, Stingrays, The, These, This, With
related to As food · 8
Stingray → For, Generally, In Goa, Indian, Malaysia, Rays, Singapore, The
related to Venom · 8
Stingray → Despite, Due, During, Galectin, In, The, These, Typically
related to Stingray injuries · 7
Stingray → Australian, Contact, Fatal, Steve Irwin, Stingrays, Surgery, The

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stingrays rays species venom cells use teeth freshwater found known pelagic marine spiracles prey fish water within ray feeding mouth

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the atlantic stingrayinstance ofin species0.80text
clamsinstance ofMany rays have jaw teeth to enable them to crush mollusks0.80text
oystersinstance ofMany rays have jaw teeth to enable them to crush mollusks0.80text
mussels.Most stingrays feed primarily on mollusksinstance ofMany rays have jaw teeth to enable them to crush mollusks0.80text
crustaceans andinstance ofMany rays have jaw teeth to enable them to crush mollusks0.80text
occasionallyinstance ofMany rays have jaw teeth to enable them to crush mollusks0.80text
on small fishinstance ofMany rays have jaw teeth to enable them to crush mollusks0.80text
Stingrayrelated to As foodRays0.60section
Stingrayrelated to As foodFor0.60section
Stingrayrelated to As foodMalaysia0.60section
Stingrayrelated to As foodSingapore0.60section
Stingrayrelated to As foodIn Goa0.60section

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