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.
Mobula tarapacana
The pectoral fins of the Chilean devil ray, the base of which is behind the eyes, …
Myoxocephalus quadricornis
The fourhorn sculpin has a large, lumpy head with protruding lips and four bony protuberances. Vertebrae: …
Mobula birostris
Huge pectoral fins form a diamond-shaped disc with the head, the width of which is about …
Myoxocephalus polyacanthocephalus
The body of the great sculpin is rather thick and naked, without bony plates or spines. …
Myoxocephalus jaok
The head of the plain sculpin is depressed with bony spines and ridges on its upper …
Pseudanthias tuka
Males have a pointed snout and long, dragging tail filaments. Male P. pascalus has spots on …
Mobula alfredi
Huge pectoral fins together with the head form a rhombic disc, the width of which is …
Pseudanthias squamipinnis
There is a pronounced dimorphism in this species.
Myoxocephalus scorpius
The head is broad and spiny, the body is strong and scaleless. There are two conspicuous …
Mobula japanica
The pectoral fins of the spinetail mobula, the base of which is behind the eyes, merge …
Myoxocephalus verrucosus
It is externally similar to the shorthorn sculpin but is slightly larger. The head of the …