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Is the Greenback Stingaree a shark or a ray?
The Greenback Stingaree is a small ray, not a shark. It is endemic to the coastal waters of southern Australia.
Why is it called the Greenback Stingaree?
The name refers to its greenish upper body. The species is a stingaree, a type of ray found in coastal waters.
Where can the Greenback Stingaree be found?
It is restricted to coastal waters of southern Australia. Its endemic range distinguishes it from stingrays found across several ocean regions.
Who formally described the Greenback Stingaree?
Roland McKay formally described the Greenback Stingaree in 1966. The species is recognized as a small southern Australian ray.
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