- The
piper gurnard (
Trigla lyra), also
known as the
piper or the lyre gurnard, is a
species of marine,
demersal ray-finned fish from the
family Triglidae...
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Gilbert formally designated Trigla lyra,
which had been
described by
Linnaeus in 1758, as the type
species of the
genus Trigla and so of the
family Triglidae...
- the
Black Sea. The red
gurnard was
first formally described in 1758 as
Trigla cuculus by Carl
Linnaeus in the 10th
edition of his
Systema Naturae with...
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Cardinalfish Trigla (Sea robins)
Trigla cataphracta –
Peristedion cataphractum Trigla lyra –
Piper gurnard Trigla gurnardus – Grey
gurnard Trigla cuculus –...
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United States Navy to be
named for the gurnard, a food fish of the
genus Trigla and part of the sea
robin family. The
contract to
build Gurnard was awarded...
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fisheries as a food fish. The tub
gurnard was
first formally described as
Trigla lucerna in 1758 by Carl
Linnaeus in the 10th
edition of his
Systema Naturae...
- 1758
Gonocephalus macrocephalus Gronow, 1854
Polynemus ****radiatus Mitchill, 1818
Trigla fasciata Bloch & Schneider, 1801
Trigla volitans Linnaeus, 1758...
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first formally described in 1771 by the
Swedish scientist Carl
Linnaeus as
Trigla carolina with the type
locality give as "Carolina". The
specific name refers...
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Gasterosteus (sticklebacks),
Scomber (mackerel and tuna),
Mullus (goatfishes) and
Trigla (sea robins) Abdominales:
Cobitis (loaches),
Silurus (catfishes), Loricaria...
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Pacific Oceans.
Pterygotrigla polyommata was
first formally described as
Trigla polyommata in 1839 by the
Scottish naval surgeon,
Arctic explorer and naturalist...