Mulloidichthys martinicus (Cuvier, 1829)

Dataset
GBIF Backbone Taxonomy: Rank
SPECIES

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Classification

kingdom
Animalia: phylum
Chordata: order
Perciformes: family
Mullidae: genus
Mulloidichthys: species
Mulloidichthys martinicus

Name

Synonyms: Mulloides martinicus (Cuvier, 1829); Upeneus balteatus Cuvier, 1829; Upeneus flavovittatus Poey, 1853; Upeneus martinicus Cuvier, 1829
Homonyms: Mulloidichthys martinicus (Cuvier, 1829)
Common names: Barbaray jaune et gris in French; Barbaray rouge in French; Barbeel in Dutch; Barbi in language.; Barbi di santu in language.; Barbier in language.; Barbí in language.; Bearfish in English; Capucin jaune in French; Chivo amarillo in Spanish; Chope in Spanish; Chope in Spanish; Chope in Spanish; Goatfish in English; Goatfish in English; Goatfish in English; Goatfish in English; Goatfish in English; Goatfish in English; Goatfish in English; Goatfish in English; Goatfish in English; Goatfish in English; Goatfish in English; Goatfish in English; Goatfish in English; Gul mulle in Danish; King mullet in English; King mullet in English; Kisen-akahimeji in Japanese; Kollane poisurkala in Estonian; Martini merisultankala in Estonian; Meerbarbe in German; Queen mullet in English; Queen mullet in English; Queen mullet in English; Queen mullet in English; Red goatfish in English; Red goatfish in English; Red goatfish in English; Salmonete in language.; Salmonete in Spanish; Salmonete in Spanish; Salmonete in Spanish; Salmonete in Portuguese; Salmonete in Portuguese; Salmonete amarillo in Spanish; Salmonete amarillo in Spanish; Salmonete amarillo in Spanish; Salmonete amarillo in Spanish

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