-
stingrays from nets
using metal spikes to
pierce their craniums ("spiking");
stingarees also have a
tendency to
abort their young when caught.
Recreational surf...
-
history of the Java
stingaree. It is
presumably aplacental viviparous with a
small litter size, as in
other stingarees. No new Java
stingaree specimens have...
-
history of the New
Ireland stingaree. It is
presumably aplacental viviparous with a
small litter size, like
other stingarees.
There is
minimal fishing...
- are a
family of rays in the
order Myliobatiformes,
commonly known as
stingarees or
round stingrays. This
family formerly included the
genera Urobatis...
- The
crossback stingaree or
banded stingaree (Urolophus cruciatus) is a
species of
stingray in the
family Urolophidae. It is
endemic to
southeastern Australia...
-
numbers of
greenback stingarees are
caught incidentally in trawls;
captured rays
rarely survive and also tend to
abort their young.
Stingaree po****tions on...
- of
stingaree have one or more
venomous spines approximately halfway down
their tail. In
addition to this defensive,
venomous sting, most
stingarees have...
-
presumably aplacental viviparous with a
small litter size, like
other stingarees. The
young are born at
about 14 cm (5.5 in) long, and have large, faint...
- The
Stingaree was a disre****ble
neighborhood of San
Diego at the turn of the 20th century. The word may also
refer to: Entertainment:
Stingaree (1934...
- 9 (1): 170–172. Seret, B. & P. Last (2003). "Description of four new
stingarees of the
genus Urolophus (Batoidea: Urolophidae) from the
Coral Sea, South-West...
