Chromis viridis (Cuvier, 1830)

Dataset
GBIF Backbone Taxonomy: Rank
SPECIES

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Classification

kingdom
Animalia: phylum
Chordata: class
Actinopterygii: order
Perciformes: family
Pomacentridae: genus
Chromis: species
Chromis viridis

Name

Synonyms: Dascyllus cyanurus Rüppell, 1838; Glyphisodon bandanensis Bleeker, 1851; Heliases frenatus Cuvier, 1830; Heliases lepisurus Cuvier, 1830; Pomacentrus viridis Cuvier, 1830
Homonyms: Chromis viridis (Cuvier, 1830)
Common names: 'Atoti in Tahitian; Betok hijau in language.; Blue green chromis in English; Blue green damselfish in English; Blue green damselfish in English; Blue green damselfish in English; Blue puller in English; Blue puller in English; Blue-green chromis in English; Blue-green chromis in English; Blue-green chromis in English; Blue-green chromis in English; Blue-green chromis in English; Blue-green puller in English; Blue-green puller in English; Blågrøn jomfrufisk in Danish; Damselfish in English; Deba-suzumedai in Japanese; Debasuzumedai in Japanese; Demoiselle bleue in French; Demoiselle bleue in French; Débouetteur in language.; Gemutu in language.; Gemutu in Javanese; Goale in language.; Gombing in language.; Gombing-puyu kupang in language.; Green chromis in English; Green chromis in English; Green damsel in English; Green puller in English; Green puller in English; Grön Frökenfisk in Swedish; Grüner Schwalbenschwanz in German; Grüner Schwalbenschwanz in German; I'alanumoana in Samoan; Mamo in language.; Nilamehi in Maldivian; Palata in language.; Palata in language.; Pata in language.; Pata-pata in language.; Samok-samok in language.; Te bamaii in language.; Te moimoi in language.; Tu'u'u-segasega in Samoan; sarā in Fijian; sarā ni veilase in Fijian; 蓝光鳃鱼 in language.; 蓝绿光鳃雀鲷 in language.

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