What is another word for batoidei?
Pronunciation: [bˈatɔ͡ɪdˌe͡ɪ] (IPA) 
Batoidei is the scientific name for the group of fish commonly known as rays, which includes a diverse range of species such as stingrays, eagle rays, and manta rays. Synonyms for Batoidei include Batoidimorpha, Rajomorphii, and Rajiformes. These terms are used to classify these cartilaginous fish based on their physical characteristics, such as their flat, diamond-shaped bodies and their often protruding snouts. While they may be called different names depending on the scientific context, all Batoidei share certain features, such as their unique method of propulsion through water using wing-like fins that give them a graceful, gliding motion.
