- species,
Scarus hoefleri in the
eastern Atlantic. The
genus name
Scarus comes from the Gr**** word σκάρος (skáros),
which refers to parrotfishes.
Scarus is most...
- Swainson, 1839 (18 species)
genus Hipposcarus Smith, 1956 (2 species)
genus Scarus Forsskål, 1775 (53 species)
subtribe Sparisomatina genus Calotomus Gilbert...
- and in
deeper waters.
Scarus ghobban grows quickly and can live up to 13 years. It
tends to
congregate in
small schools.
Scarus ghobban can
rotate their...
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similar to
those of
Scarus forsteni, the most
notable difference being that S.
tricolor has a
yellow inner pectoral axil.
Scarus tricolor is a widespread...
- The blue
parrotfish (
Scarus coeruleus) is a
member of the
parrotfish genus Scarus. It is
found on
coral reefs in
shallow water in the
tropical and subtropical...
-
occurs at
depths from 1–60 m with a
temperature range of 24-28 °C.
Scarus zelindae and
Scarus trispinosus are the only
parrotfish species that are
endemic to...
- Froese, Rainer; Pauly,
Daniel (eds.). "
Scarus flavipectoralis". FishBase.
December 2019 version.
Photos of
Scarus flavipectoralis on
Sealife Collection...
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Scarus falcipinnis is a
species of fish of the
Scaridae family in the
order Perciformes. It is
located in
coastal waters of Oman, Mozambique, Seyc****es...
- (eds.). "
Scarus p****gnathos". FishBase.
December 2019 version. Eschmeyer,
William N.; Fricke, Ron & van der Laan,
Richard (eds.). "
Scarus p****gnathos"...
-
Scarus festivus, the
festive parrotfish, is a
species of
marine ray-finned fish, a
parrotfish in the
family Scaridae. This
species has a wide Indo-Pacific...
