Key Identification Features
- This ray has an ochre to gray dorsal coloration with two large, distinctive dark blotches: one forms a "mask" around the eyes, and the other sits at the center of the disc.
- This pattern is most distinct in individuals from the southern portion of the species' range.
- The lower jaw also has a patch of distinct papillae, arranged into a series of transverse ridges.
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