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Skates are cartilaginous [[fish]] belonging to ray family. They are carnivorous, feeding mostly on smaller fish and crustaceans. They have flat pectoral fins continuous with their head, two dorsal fins and a short, spineless tail.<br />
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Only the wings are generally sold for consumption. Skate flesh is fine grained, white, and has a distinctive flavour. Similar to other flat fish, the cooked fish is easy to remove by scraping along the bone with a fork.<br />
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