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acroteriobatus-annulatus
acroteriobatus-blochii
acroteriobatus-leucospilus
acroteriobatus-ocellatus
acroteriobatus-omanensis
acroteriobatus-salalah
acroteriobatus-variegatus
acroteriobatus-zanzibarensis
aptychotrema-rostrata
aptychotrema-timorensis
aptychotrema-vincentiana
platyrhinoidis-triseriata
pseudobatos-glaucostigmus
pseudobatos-horkelii
pseudobatos-lentiginosus
pseudobatos-leucorhynchus
pseudobatos-percellens
pseudobatos-planiceps
pseudobatos-prahli
pseudobatos-productus
rhinobatos-albomaculatus
rhinobatos-annandalei
rhinobatos-austini
rhinobatos-borneensis
rhinobatos-formosensis
rhinobatos-holcorhynchus
rhinobatos-hynnicephalus
rhinobatos-irvinei
rhinobatos-jimbaranensis
rhinobatos-lionotus
rhinobatos-microphthalmus
rhinobatos-nudidorsalis
rhinobatos-penggali
rhinobatos-punctifer
rhinobatos-rhinobatos
rhinobatos-sainsburyi
rhinobatos-schlegelii
rhinobatos-spinosus
rhinobatos-thouiniana
rhinobatos-whitei
tarsistes-philippii
trygonorrhina-dumerilii
trygonorrhina-fasciata
trygonorrhina-melaleuca
zanobatus-maculatus
zanobatus-schoenleinii
zapteryx-brevirostris
zapteryx-exasperata
zapteryx-xyster
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