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currently two
recognized species in this genus:
Padogobius bonelli (Bonaparte, 1846) (Padanian goby)
Padogobius nigricans (Canestrini, 1867) (Arno goby) As...
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Padogobius bonelli, the
Padanian goby, is a
species of true goby from the
family Gobiidae native to
rivers of Croatia, Italy, Slovenia, and Switzerland...
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Padogobius nigricans, the Arno goby, is a
species of goby
endemic to Italy. It
occurs in streams,
staying to well-vegetated edge areas.
Males of this species...
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Obliquogobius Odondebuenia Ophiogobius Oplopomops Oplopomus Opua
Oxymetopon Padogobius Palatogobius Palutrus Parachaeturichthys Paragunnellichthys Paragobiodon...
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desert goby (Chlamydogobius eremius), and the
European freshwater goby
Padogobius bonelli. Most
gobies feed on
small invertebrates,
although some of the...
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marine ecosystems. A few
species tolerate brackish water, and some –
Padogobius and
Pomatoschistus species – even
inhabit fresh water. They are generally...
- balearica) Kei goby (Oligolepis keiensis)
Oxyurichthys stigmalophius Padogobius bonelli Mauve goby (Palatogobius paradoxus)
Mekong rock goby (Papuligobius...
- (1985). "A
quantitative analysis of the
fanning activity in the male
Padogobius martensi (Pisces: Gobiidae)". Behaviour. 92 (3/4): 288–301. JSTOR 4534416...
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species except Z.
asper and Z.
zingel Gobiidae:
Pomatoschistus canestrini,
Padogobius panizzai, P.
nigricans the
freshwater sculpins Cottus ferruginosus, C...
- P.
nigricans may
refer to:
Padogobius nigricans, the Arno goby, a fish
species of fish
endemic to
Italy Pardirallus nigricans, the
blackish rail, a bird...
