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74, Freshwater
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| Hypselodoris bullockii, a
too-common offering in the trade. Similar to, but can be separated
from Chromodoris by the former's longer, taller body, broader
heads and more anterior rhinophores. Further, Hypselodoris have
their simple gills arranged in a circle around the
anus. Sipadan 08. |
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| Iniistius aneitensis (Gunther 1862), the
Yellow-Blotch Razorfish. Indo-Pacific: Chagos to Hawaiian Islands,
Micronesia. To 24 cm. Here in N. Sulawesi. |
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| The Ornate Goby, Istigobius
ornatus (Ruppell 1830). To about five inches in length and found
from the Red Sea to Micronesia. Red Sea 08. |
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| Labroides dimidiatus (Valenciennes 1839),
the common or Blue Cleaner Wrasse (3). Thousands will be collected
today and thousands will die. One out of thousands lives for a year
in captivity. Indo-Pacific, east Africa, Red Sea to the Marquesas.
To four and a half inches in length. A two inch juv. in the Red Sea
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