Azure damselfish
Chrysiptera hemicyanea
The common name Chrysiptera is a combination of the Greek words chrysos, meaning 'golden', and pteron, …
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Chrysiptera hemicyanea
The common name Chrysiptera is a combination of the Greek words chrysos, meaning 'golden', and pteron, …
Sebastes mentella
Massive body covered with ctenoid scales. Numerous spines and ridges are poorly developed on the head. …
Sebastes mystinus
Compared to other members of the Sebastes family, the blue rockfish is relatively smooth and oval …
Sebastes paucispinis
Body is elongated, its height fits 3,6-3,8 times standard body length. The head is large, pointed, …
Sebastes norvegicus
Golden redfish are characterized by a laterally compressed, tall body and a large head. The mouth …
Eutrigla gurnardus
The elongated body of the gray gurnard is covered with fine scales; scales are absent from …
Sebastes viviparus
The body is large and covered with ctenoid scales. The head is large with numerous spines. …
Sebastes alutus
The body is elongated, compressed at the sides. The head is large, with ridges, covered with …
Sebastes paucispinis
Body prostrate. Head elongated, pointed, mandibles strongly protrude forward. The upper part of the head has …
Sebastes melanops
The body of black rock is oval or egg-shaped and compressed. The head has a steep …
Sebastes caurinus
Body is moderately deep and compressed. The head is large, with slightly curved upper profile. Mouth …
Sebastes ruberrimus
It has an orange-red or orange-yellow body coloration. It has bright yellow irises, black pupils, and …
Chrysiptera starcki
The species name is in honor of marine biologist Walter A. Starck II, who pointed out …
Chrysiptera talboti
The species is named after the fisheries scientist Frank H. Talbot, director of the Australian Museum …
Sebastes taczanowskii
Body moderately elongate, compressed at the sides, covered with ctenoid scales. The head rises steeply, giving …