Urotrygonidae, McEachran, Dunn & Miyake, 1996

Calle-Morán, Marcos Douglas & Béarez, Philippe, 2020, Updated checklist of marine cartilaginous fishes from continental and insular Ecuador (Tropical Eastern Pacific Ocean), Cybium 44 (3), pp. 239-250 : 247

Family Urotrygonidae

94. Urobatis halleri (Cooper, 1863) – Raya redonda de Haller – Haller’s round ray ( Fig. 2I )

Mainland. Pers. obs., Béarez (1996), Jiménez-Prado and Béarez (2004), Martỉnez-Ortiz and Garcỉa- Domỉnguez (2013). LC

95. Urobatis tumbesensis (Chirichigno F. & McEachran, 1979) – Raya psicodélica – Tumbes round stingray Mainland. Pers. obs., Jiménez-Prado and Béarez (2004), Martỉnez-Ortiz and Garcỉa-Domỉnguez (2013). DD

96. Urotrygon aspidura ( Jordan & Gilbert, 1882) – Raya redonda de rabo espinoso – Spiny-tail round ray Mainland. Béarez (1996), Jiménez-Prado and Béarez (2004). DD

97. Urotrygon chilensis (Günther, 1879) – Raya redonda chilena – Chilean round ray

Mainland. Pers. obs., Béarez (1996), Jiménez-Prado and Béarez (2004), Martỉnez-Ortiz and Garcỉa- Domỉnguez (2013). DD

98. Urotrygon munda Gill, 1863 . – Raya redonda munda – Munda round ray

Mainland. Jiménez-Prado and Béarez (2004), Robertson and Allen (2015). DD

99. Urotrygon rogersi ( Jordan & Starks, 1895) – Raya redonda de Rogers – Roger’s round ray

Mainland. Pers. obs., Jiménez-Prado and Béarez (2004), Martỉnez-Ortiz and Garcỉa-Domỉnguez (2013). DD

Figures

Figure 2. – Pictures of some comon species from the Ecuadorian coastal small-scale fishery (© P. Béarez). A: Mustelus henlei (596 mm TL, Puerto López, 17 Nov. 2004). B: Carcharhinus falciformis (1095 mm TL, Puerto López, 13 May 2006). C: Nasolamia velox (1060 mm TL, Puerto López, 15 Dec. 2005). D: Squatina armata (940 mm TL, Salango, 22 Apr. 1994). E: Zapteryx xyster (410 mm TL, Puerto López, 19 Nov. 2011). F: Pseudobatos leucorhynchus (664 mm TL, Salango, 8 Nov. 2008). G: Pseudobatos prahli (765 mm TL, Puerto López, 8 Nov. 2008). H: Rostroraja equatorialis (560 mm TL, Puerto López, 19 Nov. 2011). I: Urobatis halleri (437 mm TL, Salango, 13 Jul. 1994). J: Myliobatis peruvianus (1920 mm TL, Salango, 11 Nov. 2008).