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Kokopu (Māori:
kōkopu) is a
common name used for
three species of ray-finned fish of the
genus Galaxias. They are
found in the rivers,
lakes and swamps...
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giant kōkopu (Galaxias argenteus) is a
threatened species of ray-finned fish in the
genus Galaxias,
found only in New Zealand. It can
reach up to 58 cm...
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banded kōkopu (Galaxias fasciatus) is a
galaxiid of the
genus Galaxias,
found only in New Zealand,
including the
Chatham and
Stewart /
Rakiura islands...
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shortjaw kōkopu (Galaxias postvectis) is a
galaxiid ray-finned fish,
endemic to New Zealand. They are large,
scaleless fish
which inhabit stable pools...
- the
chief Rerewha-i-te-rangi. He
acquired the name 'Te Puni-
kokopu' ('puni' for pool, '
kokopu' for
fresh water fish) as a
young man, when to
escape an invading...
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species are
found in the park,
including threatened Giant kōkopu,
Shortjaw kōkopu,
Banded kōkopu and kōaro.
Introduced feral goats have
historically degraded...
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Kingfish King-of-the-salmon
Kissing gourami Knifefish Knifejaw Koi
Kokanee Kokopu Kuhli loach Labyrinth fish
Ladyfish Lake chub Lake
trout Lake whitefish...
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Zealand large galaxiid recovery plan, 2003-13:
shortjaw kokopu,
giant kokopu,
banded kokopu, and
koaro (Threatened
Species Recovery Plan 55)" (PDF)....
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Kokopu is a
locality in Northland, New Zealand.
Whangarei lies
about 20 km to the east.
Kokopu School is a
coeducational full
primary (years 1–8) school...
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originally referring to the
unrelated bandicoot rat) ****abully (from Māori
kokopu) ****atoo (from Malay)
didgeridoo (possibly from
Irish or
Scottish Gaelic...
