Rhinidae, J.P.Muller & Henle, 1841

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Rhinidae (sharkrays)

Rhina ancylostoma (sharkray) ( fig. 69)

The six specimens included here came from northern Australia and northern Borneo and thus represent only a small portion of the distributionofthiswidespreadIndo-WestPacific species. They were found to comprise a single cluster, which grouped along with but outside the specimens of Rhynchobatus . The range of

pairwise differences among specimens in this

cluster was 0–4, with an average of 2.1.