Torpedo (genus)
![Narcinidae Gill, 1862 - Electric Rays, Numbfish, Blind Torpedos [=Narcininae Gill, 1862, Discopygae Gill, 1862] Notes: Narcininae Gill, 1862P:387 [Ref](http://data.docslib.org/img/264x/2796f98318c32da09b797ed8820804f0.webp)
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