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Shortfin Devil Ray

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The shortfin devil ray (Mobula kuhlii) is a small Indo-Pacific devil ray first described by Müller and Henle in 1841, distinguished by its relatively short pectoral fins and dark dorsal coloration.

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What is the scientific name of the shortfin devil ray?

The shortfin devil ray is Mobula kuhlii. It is a small Indo-Pacific member of the devil-ray group.

How was the shortfin devil ray first described?

Müller and Henle first described the species in 1841. The species is identified by its relatively short pectoral fins and dark dorsal coloration.

Where does the shortfin devil ray live?

It occurs in the Indo-Pacific region. Its range covers tropical and warm-temperate marine areas rather than being limited to one national coast.

How can the shortfin devil ray be recognized?

Its short pectoral fins distinguish it from larger or more elongated devil rays. A dark coloration on the upper side is another useful field characteristic.

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