of 167 to 2,548 m (548 to 8,360 ft), making it one of the deepest-occurring skates known. Biology and ecology Skates represent a critical consumer of invertebrates and small fish, representing a similar role as apex predators of the ecosystem. Little is documented about their feeding behavior, but like other of its family, it presumably would eat various cephalopods, crustaceans, and small bony fish such as rattails and teleost fishers. A. jenseni is presumed to be oviparous like other skates. but no observed reproduction cycles have been reported. References Further reading Amblyraja jenseni IUCN Red List of Threatened Species 2020 External links Species Description of Amblyraja jenseni at www.shark-references.com Taxa named by Henry Bryant Bigelow Taxa named by William Charles Schroeder Fish described in 1950 Amblyraja