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[[ Familiy
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<paragraph id="7CB12DEADE6053FCCDF11F305700B8EC" pageNumber="16">Key to the Eastern North Pacific Skate Egg Cases</paragraph>
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The ENP skate egg cases can be broadly classified into two main groups: those with broad lateral keels (&gt; 10% MAW) and those with narrow lateral keels (&lt;10% MAW). Egg cases in the former group (with broad lateral keels) generally have a surface texture that is finely striated and smooth to the touch. Those in the latter group (with narrow lateral keels) tend to have an egg case surface that is coarse in texture, often with prickles, and is rough to the touch. The only exception in this group is the egg case of
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that differs in having a finely striated surface beneath a thick fibrous covering.
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The key below includes all of the known valid skate species, plus two unidentified species, known to occur from the eastern Gulf of Alaska (ca 59° N, 138° W) southwards to the California Mexico border (ca 32° N 117° W). The validity of two species,
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and
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is questionable and the occurrence of the Alaska Skate,
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, in the eastern Gulf of Alaska has not been confirmed from this region. The egg cases of
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, if found to occur in this area, are quite distinct. A description and illustration of the egg case of
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can be found in Ebert (2005).
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<paragraph id="F6011D3B462331A462FD128752C9E91F" pageNumber="16">1a. Lateral keel width broad,&gt; 10% of maximum egg case width...................................................................2</paragraph>
<paragraph id="431CC98AAC4EE2B55C1BA8E90B3E5EB6" pageNumber="16">1b. Lateral keel width narrow, &lt;10% of maximum egg case width.................................................................8</paragraph>
<paragraph id="20195F11D5C44967089EED08D8AB7F9E" pageNumber="16">2a. Egg case very large,&gt; 180 mm....................................................................................................................3</paragraph>
<paragraph id="6C29317CBAF4AE231ABA160E862BC498" pageNumber="16">2b. Egg case usually smaller, &lt;100 mm...........................................................................................................4</paragraph>
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3a. Dorsal surface distinct with two convex ridges; horns &lt;50% ECL; keel width very broad&gt; 30% of MAW ..............................................................................................................................................
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3b. Dorsal surface without convex ridges; horns&gt; 50% ECL; keel width broad about 15 % of MAW............. ........................................................................................................
<taxonomicName id="C824B87C29C66701F8148E1FFB630C25" family="Tripterygiidae" genus="Unidentified" higherTaxonomySource="CoL" kingdom="Animalia" order="Perciformes" pageNumber="16" phylum="Chordata" rank="species" species="deepsea skate species &quot;a&quot;">Unidentified deepsea skate species “A”</taxonomicName>
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<paragraph id="8F28518A1DFD3AA50270E19BBE70E356" pageNumber="16">4a. Attachment fibers absent.............................................................................................................................5</paragraph>
<paragraph id="60380F9822946B5B6CBE3D916CF9B3BE" pageNumber="17">4b. Attachment fibers present ............................................................................................................................ 6</paragraph>
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5a. Lateral keel width very broad, 17-25% of maximum egg case width; posterior horns about one-half egg case length ...............................................................................................................................
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5b. Lateral keel width broad, 12-14% of maximum egg case width; posterior horns about equal to egg case length ..............................................................................................
<taxonomicName id="FED1F77BC93E44A4B7CCAA305DCF5462" family="Tripterygiidae" genus="Unidentified" higherTaxonomySource="CoL" kingdom="Animalia" order="Perciformes" pageNumber="17" phylum="Chordata" rank="species" species="deepsea skate species &quot;b&quot;">Unidentified deepsea skate species “B”</taxonomicName>
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6a. Fibrous covering absent ..................................................................................................
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<paragraph id="011CD07120E9BCEDABC00FFEB8326D89" pageNumber="17">6b. Fibrous covering present .............................................................................................................................. 7</paragraph>
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7a. Fibrous covering thick, woven-like ..............................................................................................
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7b. Fibrous covering thin ......................................................................................................
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<paragraph id="D8BFEAB5491B09D78D664172BA6DF844" pageNumber="17">8a. Attachment fibers present ............................................................................................................................ 9</paragraph>
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8b. Attachment fibers absent ..........................................................................................
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9a. Egg case with fibrous covering ...............................................................................................
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<paragraph id="F95CA1572A460CA42CF748268104EC95" pageNumber="17">9b. Egg case without fibrous covering .......................................................................................... ................... 10</paragraph>
<paragraph id="666F18DE828734D9717BBD4D70FB350E" pageNumber="17">10a. Egg case very large,&gt; 100 mm ................................................................................................................ 11</paragraph>
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10b. Egg case smaller, &lt;100 mm ..................................................................................
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11a. Surface coarse, striated, with long anteriorly directed prickles giving it a velvety texture, and without a distinct groove demarcating lateral keel and egg case .....................................................
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11b. Surface very coarse, without anteriorly directed prickles, with a distinct groove demarcating lateral keel and egg case .................................................................................................................
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