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- Thalia and Pyrosoma, if available. Epinephelus undulosus was first formally described as Bodi**** undulosus in 1824 by the French naval surgeons and naturalists...
- Indian Ocean off Southern Africa. Polysteg**** undulosus was first formally described as Dentex undulosus in 1908 by the English zoologist Charles Tate...
- crustaceans, and other fishes taken on or close to the substrate. E. undulosus is an unusual grouper species distinguished by having many, long gill...
- chlorocephalus) Twinspot grouper (E. bilobatus) Wavy-lined grouper (E. undulosus) White grouper (E. aeneus) White-blotched grouper (E. multinotatus) White-dotted...
- chlorocephalus) Twinspot grouper (E. bilobatus) Wavy-lined grouper (E. undulosus) White grouper (E. aeneus) White-blotched grouper (E. multinotatus) White-dotted...
- Cuba. Leptocereus sylvestris Britton & Rose La Habana, Cuba. Leptocereus undulosus(DC.) D.Barrios & Majure Hispaniola Leptocereus velozi**** Clase, Y.Encarn...
- chlorocephalus) Twinspot grouper (E. bilobatus) Wavy-lined grouper (E. undulosus) White grouper (E. aeneus) White-blotched grouper (E. multinotatus) White-dotted...
- Thabuwaa (තබුවා) Malabar grouper Epinephelus malabaricus Gas bola, Gal kossaa (ගස් බෝලා, ගල් කොස්සා) Wavy-lined grouper Epinephelus undulosus Lawayaa (ලවයා)...
- chlorocephalus) Twinspot grouper (E. bilobatus) Wavy-lined grouper (E. undulosus) White grouper (E. aeneus) White-blotched grouper (E. multinotatus) White-dotted...
- (Mogurnda variegata) Paraclinus walkeri Seventy-four seabream (Polysteg**** undulosus) Trichonis blenny (Salaria economidisi) Sciaena callaensis (possibly extinct)...