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    Thornback ray - Wikipedia

    Raja clavata, the thornback ray (or thornback skate, roker), was named by Carl Linnaeus in the 10th edition of Systema Naturae in 1758, in the genus Raja of the Order Rajiformes in the Family Rajidae. It is one of about 13 species of skate (family Rajidae) that are known from the North Sea and adjacent … Meer weergeven

    The thornback ray (Raja clavata), or thornback skate, is a species of ray fish in the family Rajidae. Meer weergeven

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    Like all rays, the thornback ray has a flattened body with broad, wing-like pectoral fins. The body is kite-shaped with a long, … Meer weergeven

    Thornback rays are an oviparous and polyandrous species. Paired eggs are laid and deposited on shallow sand, mud, pebble or gravel bottoms . Up to 170 egg cases can … Meer weergeven

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    The Thornback ray is found in the Atlantic coastal waters of Europe and western Africa. It is also present from South Africa to the … Meer weergeven

    Dorsal spines : 0; Anal spines: 0; Anal soft rays: 0. ; disc-width 1,25 to 1,36 times in its length, its length 1,70 to 1,83 times in total length; pectoral fins with clear angles on lateral … Meer weergeven

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    On account of its abundance, Raja clavata is an important fish commercially. Most of the skate found in fishmongers is likely to be thornback ray also known as the 'roker'. Thornback rays lay up to 150 egg cases a year. The empty egg cases are a common sight washed up on the shore and are known as mermaids purses.
    Possibly from South Africa & south-west Indian Ocean (Stehmann & Bürkel, 1994). Raja clavata frequents a wide variety of grounds from mud, sand, shingle and gravel. It is less frequently recorded on coarser sediment types. They are also found on patches of sediment among rocky outcrops and boulders.
    Raja clavata acquires information from its three otilith organs (the utriculus, the sacculus, and the lagena) to maintain spatial equilibrium in its marine habitat. These organs are located in the inner ear vestibular system where the semicircular canals converge next to the cochlea.
    Raja clavata can often be found lying motionless on the bottom of the sea floor, drawing water into its gill slits through a spiracle located behind its eye. It travels in groups of similar sized fish. While traveling, R. clavata use a rajiform swimming method that is common among skates and rays.
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    WEBRaja clavata can often be found lying mo­tion­less on the bot­tom of the sea floor, draw­ing water into its gill slits through a spir­a­cle lo­cated be­hind its eye. It trav­els in groups of sim­i­lar sized fish. While trav­el­ing, R. clavata …

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