maculatus, Myliobatus Gray [J. E.] 1834:no page number, Pl. 101 [Illustrations of Indian zoology; ref. 1878] Penang, Malaysia. No types known. Published about 1 Oct. 1834. •Valid as Aetomylaeus maculatus (Gray 1834) -- (Randall 1995:48 [ref. 22896], Chen et al. 1997:10 [ref. 26476] dated 1832, Myers 1999:40 [ref. 23965], Morón et al. 1999:150 [ref. 24253], Compagno & Last 1999:1516 [ref. 24637], Vossoughi & Vosoughi 1999:302 [ref. 25467], Compagno 1999:497 [ref. 25589], Compagno in Randall & Lim 2000:583 [ref. 25122], Laboute & Grandperrin 2000:104 [ref. 25191], Manilo & Bogorodsky 2003:S94 [ref. 27377], Compagno et al. 2005:78 [ref. 29145], Last el al. 2010:24636 [ref. 32461], Fricke et al. 2011:348 [ref. 31242], Ebert et al. 2013:366 [ref. 33045], White et al. 2015:[15] [ref. 33897], Weigmann 2016:149 [ref. 34211], White & Naylor 2016:437 [ref. 34575] in Myliobatidae, White & Last 2016:711 [ref. 35016], Habib & Islam 2020:Supplementary table p. 4 [ref. 38321], Psomadakis et al. 2020:212 [ref. 37272], Haroon & Kibria 2021:124 [ref. 39241], Carvalho & Soares 2022:621 [ref. 39676], Jabado et al. 2022:12 [ref. 39046]). Current status: Valid as Aetomylaeus maculatus (Gray 1834). Myliobatidae. Distribution: Eastern Indian Ocean, western Pacific: southern India, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka east to Borneo, north to Taiwan. Habitat: brackish, marine.