The Atlantic manta, a new third species of manta ray

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tooth counts being one of the distinguishing features of the species
I didn't know counting teeth was part of identification. That's pretty cool!
 
From the physical characteristics, marking of the back and front of that 3rd manta species, Mobula yarae, I think I saw one in Raja Ampat, which is not in Atlantic Ocean, as shown in 2:25-5:00 period of my video, below. May be you guys can point out to me otherwise.

 
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