Amphiprion percula (Lacepède, 1802)

Dataset
GBIF Backbone Taxonomy: Rank
SPECIES

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Classification

kingdom
Animalia: phylum
Chordata: class
Actinopterygii: order
Perciformes: family
Pomacentridae: genus
Amphiprion: species
Amphiprion percula

Name

Synonyms: Actinicola percula (Lacepède, 1802); Amphiprion tunicatus Cuvier, 1830; Lutjanus percula Lacepède, 1802
Homonyms: Amphiprion percula (Lacepède, 1802)
Common names: Amfiprion in Polish; Anemone fish in English; Badut in language.; Bantay bot-bot in language.; Bantay-kibot in language.; Baro-baro in language.; Blackfinned clownfish in English; Bombin in language.; Clown anemonefish in English; Clown anemonefish in English; Clown anemonefish in English; Clown anemonefish in English; Clown anemonefish in English; Clown anemonefish in English; Clown anemonefish in English; Clown fish biak in language.; Clownfisch in German; Clownfish in English; Clownfish in English; Clownfish in English; Damselfish in English; Demoiselle in English; Eastern clown anemonefish in English; Eastern clownfish in English; Gelang roay in language.; Gombing in language.; Inggu in language.; Inggu jingga in language.; Kloun-meriroosahven in Estonian; Maumanu ni masao in language.; Orange anemonefish in English; Orange anemonefish in English; Orange clownfish in English; Orange clownfish in English; Orangegul klovnfisk in Danish; Paja-paja in language.; Palata in Tagalog; Pata in language.; Puller in English; Rombin in language.; Samok-samok in language.; blackfinned clownfish in English; clown anemonefish in English; clown fish in English; orange clown fish in English; orange clownfish in language.; 太平洋双锯鱼 in language.; 太平洋雙鋸魚 in language.; 海葵双锯鱼 in language.; 海葵雙鋸魚 in language.

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