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The Banded Stingaree is a species of ray endemic to southeastern Australia, scientifically named by French naturalist Bernard Lacépède in 1804 and known for its distinct dark dorsal bands.
The Common Stingaree is a small species of stingray endemic to the coastal waters of eastern Australia, easily identified by its distinctive oval-shaped pectoral disc and short tail.
The Greenback Stingaree is a small ray endemic to the coastal waters of southern Australia, distinguished by its greenish upper body and formally described by Roland McKay in 1966.
The Kapala Stingaree (Urolophus kapalensis) is a stingaree endemic to eastern Australian waters, described in 1999 and named after the fisheries research vessel Kapala.
The Sparsely-spotted Stingaree is a small demersal ray endemic to southern Australia, recognized by the few pale spots scattered across its dorsal surface and a prominent dorsal fin fold.
The Oblong Stingaree is a species of stingaree from the family Urolophidae found in Australian waters, named for its characteristically elongated oval body shape.
