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Arnoglossus macrolophus

(Large-crested lefteye flounder)

Overview

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Family : Lefteye flounders ; Inhabits sand , mud , and gravel bottoms [1]. Feeds on benthic animals[2].

Interesting Facts

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Common Names

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Common Names in English:

Crested flounder, Large-crested lefteye flounder, largecrested flounder

Common Names in Japanese:

Niten-nagadarumagarei

Common Names in Malay:

Sebelah

Common Names in Mandarin Chinese:

長冠羊舌鮃, 长冠羊舌鲆, 馬爾亨擬鮃, 馬爾亨羊舌鮃, 马尔亨拟鲆, 马尔亨羊舌鲆

Common Names in Tagalog:

Dapang bilog

Description

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Habitat

May be found at depths of 18 to 141 meters.

Typically found in water with a depth of 0 to -2,223 meters (0 to -7,293 feet).[3]

Biome: Marine .

Taxonomy

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Synonyms

Arnoglossus tapeinosoma (Bleeker • Parabothus malhensisParabothus malhensis (Regan, 1908)

Notes

Name Status: Accepted Name .

First described: Alcock, A.W. Natural history notes from H.M.'s Indian marine survey streamer 'Investigator, '... - No. 10. List of the Pleuronectidae obtained in the Bay of Bengal in 1888 and 1889, with descriptions of new and rare species. J. Asiat. Soc. Bengal 58(pt . 2, no. 3):279-295., 1889.

Last scrutiny: Data last modified by FishBase 27-Oct-1995

Similar Species

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Members of the genus Arnoglossus

ZipcodeZoo has pages for 29 species and subspecies in this genus:

A. arabicus (Arabian Flounder) · A. aspilos (Spotless Lefteye Flounder) · A. aspilos aspilos (Spotless Lefteye Flounder) · A. bassensis (Bass Strait Flounder) · A. bleekeri (Bleeker's Flounder) · A. brunneus (Brown Lefteye Flounder) · A. capensis (Cape Scaldfish) · A. dalgleishi (East Coast Flounder) · A. debilis (Weak Lefteye Flounder) · A. elongatus (Long Lefteye Flounder) · A. fisoni (Fison's Lefteye Flounder) · A. imperialis (Imperial Scaldfish) · A. intermedius (Intermediate Flounder) · A. japonicus (Japanese Lefteye Flounder) · A. kessleri (Scaldback) · A. laterna (Mediterranean Scaldfish) · A. macrolepis (Twospot Largescale Flounder) · A. macrolophus (Large-Crested Lefteye Flounder) · A. muelleri (Mueller's Flounder) · A. oxyrhynchus (Sharp-Snout Lefteye Flounder) · A. polylepis (Manyscaled Flounder) · A. polyspilus (Many-Spotted Lefteye Flounder) · A. rueppelii (R?ppell's Scaldback) · A. scapha (Megrim) · A. spilurus (Large-Crested Lefteye Flounder) · A. tapeinosoma (Large-Crested Lefteye Flounder) · A. tenuis (Dwarf Lefteye Flounder) · A. thori (Grohmann´s Scaldfish) · A. waitei (Waite's Lefteye Flounder)

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Data Sources

Accessed through GBIF Data Portal March 05, 2008:

Identifiers

Footnotes

  1. Hensley, D.A. and K. Amaoka (1997). Bothidae. Lefteye flounders. p. 3799-3841. In K.E. Carpenter and V. Niem (eds.) FAO species identification guide for fishery purposes. The living marine resources of the Western Central Pacific. Vol. 6. Bony fishes [back]
  2. Pollard, D.A. (1989). Introduced marine and estuarine fishes in Australia. p. 47-60. In D.A. Pollard. ed. Introduced and translocated fishes and their ecological effects. Proceedings of the Australian Society for Fish Biology Workshop No. 8. Magnetic ... [back]
  3. Mean = -711.610 meters (-2,334.678 feet), Standard Deviation = 923.680 based on 18 observations. Ocean depth information for each observation from British Oceanographic Data Centre. [back]
Last Revised: 7/15/2012