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Concern by the IUCN,
while the
remaining species of
seamoth remain Data Deficient.
Threats to
seamoths come from
various sources,
including fisheries where...
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Pegasus is a
genus of
seamoths found in
coastal tropical marine waters. The name was
taken from the
winged horse Pegasus in Gr**** mythology. The member...
- The
brick seamoth,
Pegasus laternarius, also
known as the long-tailed dragonfish, long-tailed
seamoth,
pelagic dragon-fish, or the
winged dragonfish,...
- Sea
devil Sea
dragon Sea
lamprey Sea
raven Sea
snail Sea toad
Seahorse Seamoth Searobin Sergeant major Sevan trout Shad
Shark Sharksucker Sharpnose puffer...
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Subseries Syngnatharia Order Syngnathiformes Suborder Dactylopteroidei –
seamoths and
flying gurnards (2 families)
Suborder Mulloidei –
goatfishes (1 family)...
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Pegasus lancifer, the
sculptured seamoth or
sculptured dragonfish, is a
species of
seamoth which is
endemic to the
temperate seas of
southern Australia...
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Syngnathiformes Suborder Syngnathoidei Superfamily Pegasoidea Family Pegasidae (
seamoths)
Superfamily Syngnathoidea Family Solenostomidae (ghost pipefishes) Family...
- The
longtail seamoth (Pegasus volitans) is a
species of ray-finned fish in the
family Pegasidae. It is
found around the
coasts of Australia, Bahrain,...
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Centriscus (snipefishes),
Syngnathus (pipefishes and seahorses) and
Pegasus (
seamoths)
Linnaeus described his "Insecta" (comprising all arthropods, including...
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Eurypegasus is one of two
genera of
seamoths in the
family Pegasidae.
Species in this
genus are
native to the
Indian and
Pacific Oceans.
There are currently...
