Image 121936
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Image Record: [121936]  Amblygobius semicinctus hierarchy

Contributor:John Randallemail
Submitter:Richard Pyleemail
Group:John E. Randall's Fish Photographs
Date Submitted:2007-01-26
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Last Modified:2007-01-26
Publish Date:2007-01-01
Description:New Image added to the data base using Excel file
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Dimension (px): 1990x1072
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Specimen part: Whole body
Angle: Lateral
Technique: Transmitted light, brightfield
Preparation: Randall, J. E. 1961 A technique for fish photography. Copeia. 1961(2): 241-242
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Copyright: John E. Randall ([email protected])
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Morphbank biodiversity NSF FSU Florida State University John E. Randall's Fish Photographs Transmitted light, brightfield Randall, J. E. 1961 A technique for fish photography. Copeia. 1961(2): 241-242 Whole body Lateral Unknown Indeterminate Adult PACIFIC OCEAN JAPAN Unknown Bishop Museum Animalia Chordata Vertebrata Osteichthyes Actinopterygii Neopterygii Teleostei Acanthopterygii Perciformes Gobioidei Gobiidae Amblygobius Amblygobius semicinctus
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Specimen


Specimen id: 120961
Basis of record: [S] - Specimen
Sex: Unknown
Form: Indeterminate
Stage: Adult
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Locality Id: 120012
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Water Body: PACIFIC OCEAN
Country: JAPAN
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Determination


Kingdom:Animalia  
Phylum:Chordata  
Class:Actinopterygii  
Order:Perciformes  
Family:Gobiidae  
Genus:Amblygobius  
Species:Amblygobius semicinctus  

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Amblygobius semicinctus(Bennett, 1833)nonenone10