Heniochus chrysostomus Cuvier, 1831

Dataset
GBIF Backbone Taxonomy: Rank
SPECIES: Published in
Cuvier, Georges in Cuvier, Georges & A. Valenciennes. 1831.

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Classification

kingdom
Animalia: phylum
Chordata: class
Actinopterygii: order
Perciformes: family
Chaetodontidae: genus
Heniochus: species
Heniochus chrysostomus

Name

Synonyms: Chaetodon teatae Curtiss, 1938; Heniochus chrysostomas Cuvier, 1831; Heniochus drepanoides Thiollière, 1857; Heniochus melanistion Bleeker, 1854; Heniochus permutatus Cuvier, 1831
Homonyms: Heniochus chrysostomus Cuvier, 1831; Heniochus chrysostomus Lay, Bennett & Bennett, 1839
Common names: Alibang-bang in language.; Alibang-bang in language.; Alibangbang in language.; Alibangbang in language.; Alibangbang in language.; Bagang in language.; Boray-boray in language.; Cá Bườm cờ hai sọc đen in Vietnamese; Gayam tirus in language.; Horned bannerfish in English; Horned coralfish in English; Kambingan asli in language.; Laulaufau-laumea in Samoan; Layaglayag in language.; Meimei in language.; Minami-hatatatedai in Japanese; Paraha ave in Tahitian; Paro-paro in Tagalog; Paru-paro in Tagalog; Paru-parung dagat in Tagalog; Pennant bannerfish in English; Pennant bannerfish in English; Pennant bannerfish in English; Pennant bannerfish in English; Pennant bannerfish in English; Pennant bannerfish in English; Pennant bannerfish in English; Poisson cocher du Pacifique in French; Tapel in language.; Three-banded bullfish in English; Threeband pennant in English; Threeband pennantfish in English; Threeband pennantfish in English; Threeband pennantfish in English; Tikorekore in language.; Trebåndet vimpelfisk in Danish; threadbanded bullfish in English; tivitivi in Fijian; 三带立旗鲷 in language.; 三带马夫鱼 in language.; 三帶立旗鯛 in language.; 三帶立旗鯛;金口馬夫魚;南洋關刀 in language.; 三帶馬夫魚 in language.; 南洋关刀 in language.; 南洋關刀 in language.; 金口馬夫魚 in language.; 金口马夫鱼 in language.; 돛대돔 in Korean; ミナミハタタテダイ in Japanese

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