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torrentfish (Cheimarrichthys fosteri), or
panoko (Māori), is an
amphidromous freshwater ray-finned fish that is
endemic to New Zealand.
Torrentfish are...
- this
order are marine, with the only
exception being the
amphidromous torrentfish of New Zealand. The
following families are
classified within this order...
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Uranoscopoidei – sandlances, stargazers,
southern sandfishes,
sandperches and
torrentfish (5 families)
Order Acropomatiformes (=Pempheriformes) – lanternbellies...
- Coddington, Paul
Edward (2003). "Eyes and
vision of the New
Zealand torrentfish Cheimarrichthys foster VON
HAAST (1874): Histology,
photochemistry and...
- has a
similar distribution to the
other endemic riffle specialist, the
torrentfish. It can be
found up to 100
kilometres (62 mi) inland, and from sea level...
- (tuna),
giant bully (tītarakura),
common bully (toitoi),
redfin bully,
torrentfish (panoko),
smelt (pōrohe), īnanga, koura,
trout and shrimp.
Since 2006...
- the shag" for Waikawau. Fish in the
river include longfin eels (tuna),
torrentfish (panoko),
koaro and īnanga. The area used by the boat ramp (since 2001)...
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common galaxias),
koaro (also
known as
climbing galaxias),
brown trout,
torrentfish, ****abully, and
freshwater crayfish. List of
rivers of New
Zealand "Place...
- arm of the
Hokianga Harbour. Long and short-fin eels, smelt, īnanga,
torrentfish and
redfin bully live in the river. The
river is ****essed as fair, in...
- long and
shortfin eels (tuna),
common bully (toitoi),
redfin bully,
torrentfish (panoko),
smelt (pōrohe), īnanga, koura,
trout and shrimp. To protect...
