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Ctenochaetus binotatus Randall 1955, the
Blue-Eye or Two-Spot Bristletooth for the two dark areas at the rear of
the dorsal and anal fin bases. Sometimes brought in from the
Philippines. Below: A juvenile in Fr. Polynesia (Tuamotus).
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Ctenochaetus flavicauda Fowler 1938. Central West Pacific; Line
and Cook Islands, Parts of Polynesia. To about five inches in length.
Peduncle and caudal fin abruptly white. French Polynesia.
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Ctenochaetus flavicauda Fowler 1938. Central
West Pacific; Line and Cook Islands, Parts of Polynesia. To about
five inches in length. Peduncle and caudal fin abruptly white.
This adult photographed in the Cooks. |
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Ctenochaetus marginatus (Valenciennes 1835).
This Pan-Pacific (Marshalls to tropical Eastern Pacific coast)
fish bears a strong resemblance to C. striatus, but may be
told apart by its redder color and more square caudal fin
profile. C. cyanoguttatus is a junior synonym for this
species. Not commonly collected, imported. Pic from Nuka Hiva,
Marquesas, Polynesia. |
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