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摘要
根据卵壳形态和每个卵壳的胚胎数描述了一个新的鳐属(Caliraja gen. 11 .)。Caliraja gen. 11 .的卵与Beringraja属的卵有以下特点:卵的大小相对较小,没有脊,蒴果表面有细条纹,与大得多的Beringraja的卵相比,卵的角中等长,大约有蒴果大小,而Beringraja的卵具有明显突出的脊,没有条纹,角短或不明显。最显著的区别是新属每卵有一个胚胎,而beringgraja每卵有1-9个胚胎,平均每卵3-5个。从进化的角度看,白桦尺蠖的卵壳形态比新属Caliraja gen. nov更原始。
Caliraja gen. nov., a new skate genus (Rajiformes: Rajidae) from the eastern North Pacific
A new genus of skate (Caliraja gen. nov.) is described based on egg case morphology and the number of embryos per egg case. Caliraja gen. nov. egg cases differ from those of the genus Beringraja by a combination of following characteristics: egg cases relatively small in size, lacking ridges, fine striations on the capsule surface, and moderately long horns about the size of the capsule compared to the much larger Beringraja egg cases that possess distinctly prominent ridges, no striations, and short or obscure horns. The most significant difference is the new genus has a single embryo per egg case, while Beringraja have 1-9 embryos per egg case, averaging 3-5 per egg case. Evolutionarily the egg case morphology of Beringraja is more primitive than the new genus Caliraja gen. nov.