Amethyst anthias
Mirolabrichthys pascalus
The Amethyst Anthias has a massive body, a large mouth and spiny gill covers.
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Mirolabrichthys pascalus
The Amethyst Anthias has a massive body, a large mouth and spiny gill covers.
Euthynnus affinis
They have a spindle-shaped dense body, rounded in cross section. The teeth are small, conical, arranged …
Pseudanthias tuka
Males have a pointed snout and long, dragging tail filaments. Male P. pascalus has spots on …
Pseudolabrus eoethinus
This species was first officially described in 1846 by the Scottish naturalist and naval surgeon John …
Pseudanthias squamipinnis
There is a pronounced dimorphism in this species.
Euthynnus lineatus
The dorsal fin of these fish has 13 to 15 spines and is high in the …
Euthynnus alletteratus
The body is spindle-shaped. Little tunny has a scattering of dark fingerprint-like spots between the pectoral …