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Thus, the positioning of the shells, bracelet, and stingray spine suggests a woman.
As already noted, stingray spines apparently continue to retain venom for some time after becoming detached from the animal.
Without such research, it will be impossible to do more than generalize about ritual behavior involving items such as stingray spines.
Numerous caches contain the remains of toxic animals, including stingrays, porcupine fish, cone shells, and potentially toxic corals and sponges.
Remains dating to the hiatus period also yield the highest frequency of caches and problematic deposits that contain stingray spines.
A cluster of stingray spines and bone "awls" is located adjacent to the left tibia.
Beyond the possible use of stingray spines as bloodletters, however, little attention has been given to the role of these objects in ritual.
Stingray venom is most toxic in a live stingray, and when removed from the animal, it begins to lose its virulence.
The act of per forating or lacerating with a reasonably fresh stingray spine in a ritual context would thus result in the poisoning of the individual.
As with stingray spines, the vast majority of these remains (6 of 7 deposits, 92.5% of all spines) came from interior deposits, indicative of private ritual.
Stingray is in production and the first batch of torpedoes has been delivered.
The ribbontail is rounder with brighter blue and more vivid spots, but the bluespotted stingray is larger.
Due to its low reproductive rate, the giant freshwater stingray is not resilient to anthropogenic pressures.
The chupare stingray is taken as bycatch by artisanal and commercial fisheries using nets and hook-and-line, and also serves as a subsistence food source.
The broad stingray feeds mainly on bottom-dwelling crustaceans, while also taking polychaete worms and small bony fishes.
