Euthynnus affinis (Cantor, 1849)

Dataset
GBIF Backbone Taxonomy: Rank
SPECIES

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Classification

kingdom
Animalia: phylum
Chordata: class
Actinopterygii: order
Perciformes: family
Scombridae: genus
Euthynnus: species
Euthynnus affinis

Name

Synonyms: Euthunnus affinis; Euthunnus affinis affinis; Euthunnus affinis yaito Kishinouye, 1915; Euthunnus alleteratus affinis (Cantor, 1849); Euthunnus wallisi (Whitley, 1937); Euthunnus yaito Kishinouye, 1915; Euthynnus affinis yaito Kishinouye, 1915; Euthynnus alletteratus affinis (Cantor, 1849); Euthynnus yaito Kishinouye, 1915; Euthynus affinis (Cantor, 1849); Evrythynnus affinis (Cantor, 1849); Thynnus affinis Cantor, 1849; Wanderer wallisi Whitley, 1937
Homonyms: Euthynnus affinis (Cantor, 1849)
Common names: 'Otava in Tahitian; Aloy in language.; Ambu-ambu in language.; Angoa in language.; Angoho in language.; Angoho in Malagasy; Angoz in Malagasy; Anturayan in language.; Asi-lei in language.; Asil leu in language.; Atavalla in Sinhalese; Attawalla in Sinhalese; Atu pari longa in language.; Atualo in Samoan; Atum in Portuguese; Aya in language.; Aya kurik in language.; Bacoreta in Spanish; Bacoreta in Spanish; Bacoreta oriental in Spanish; Bacoreta oriental in Spanish; Bagoong tulingan in Tagalog; Bakulan in language.; Bangalak in language.; Bangkolisan in language.; Bansikol in language.; Bantala-an in language.; Barilis in language.; Barilis in language.; Belonary in language.; Black skipjack in English; Black skipjack in English; Black skipjack in English; Black skipjack tuna in English; Boga-ongon in language.; Bokado in language.; Bonit in language.; Bonit fol in language.; Bonite in French; Bonite in Malagasy; Bonite in French; Bonite d'Inde in French; Bonite la côte in language.; Bonite mackerel in language.; Bonite à dos rayé in French; Bonito in English; Bonito in English; Bonito in English; Bonito in English; Bonito in English

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