Parupeneus cyclostomus (Lacepède, 1801)

Dataset
GBIF Backbone Taxonomy: Rank
SPECIES

Classification

kingdom
Animalia: phylum
Chordata: order
Perciformes: family
Mullidae: genus
Parupeneus: species
Parupeneus cyclostomus

Name

Synonyms: Mullus chryserydros Lacepède, 1801; Mullus cyclostomus Lacepède, 1801; Mullus microps Bliss, 1883; Mullus radiatus Shaw, 1803; Parapeneus luteus (Valenciennes, 1831); Parupenaeus cyclostomus (Lacepède, 1801); Parupeneus chryserydros (Lacepède, 1801); Parupeneus luteus (Valenciennes, 1831); Parupeneus lutues (Valenciennes, 1831); Parupeneus xanthospilurus Bleeker, 1875; Psedupeneus cyclostomus (Lacepède, 1801); Pseudupeneus aurantiacus Seale, 1906; Pseudupeneus chryseredros (Lacepède, 1801); Pseudupeneus chryserydros (Lacepède, 1801); Pseudupeneus cyclostomus (Lacepède, 1801); Pseudupeneus luteus (Valenciennes, 1831); Upeneus chryserythrus Günther, 1873; Upeneus immaculatus Bennett, 1831; Upeneus luteus Valenciennes, 1831; Upeneus oxycephalus Bleeker, 1856
Homonyms: Parupeneus cyclostomus (Lacepède, 1801)
Common names: Agingoy in language.; Ahuru haravai in Tahitian; Amarilis in Tagalog; Auru in language.; Balaki in language.; Barbet à selle d'or in French; Barbet à selle d'or in French; Barbillon travesti in French; Barbillon à selle jaune in French; Bayahao in language.; Bayhao in language.; Biji nangka in Malay; Biji nangka emas in Malay; Biji nangka karang in Malay; Bisugo in Tagalog; Biz nga kinur in language.; Blue kumu in English; Bright goatfish in English; Bright-saddled goatfish in English; Bud-bod in language.; Butir nangka in Malay; Capucin barbet doré in French; Capucin barbet doré, Rouget-barbet doré in French; Cica oleu in language.; Citroenbarbeel in Dutch; Dalagang bukid in Tagalog; Dumpilas in language.; Fangalaato in Somali; Gantub kuneng in language.; Gelbe Meerbarbe in German; Gelbsattel-Meerbarbe in German; Goatfish in English; Gold-saddled goatfish in English; Golden spotted goatfish in English; Goudsaal-bokvis in Afrikaans; Guldsaddelmulle in Danish; Haravai in Tahitian; Henos in language.; Hinok in language.; Ikan jangut in Indonesian; Intsek-intsek in language.; Jenggot kuning in Indonesian; Jerabwe in Marshallese; Jerrobe in Marshallese; Kakunir in Javanese; Kapon in Tagalog; Kunir in Javanese; Kuniran in Javanese; Lebai in Malay; Mahavi in language.

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