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keyserlingi 1915 Singa maculates Emerton c32 syn of Hypsosinga rubens 1884 Singa pratensis Emerton L&F transf to Araneus 1884 Singa variabilis Emerton L&F; LLK; syn of Hypsosinga 1884 c32 pygmaea, but see Crawford 1988 for a dissenting opinion Wixia anaglyphe KBJ; BEA; species identity (Walckenaer 1842) INHS unclear; listed as a 'never used' by Platnick Zilla montana C.
The spider species of the Great Lakes States by Louderman, James / Proceedings of the Indiana Academy of Science
There are six species (Lactophrys bicaudalis, Lutjanus mahogoni, Aulostomus maculates, Scarus vetula, Halishoeres radiatus, and Pomacanthus arcuatus) with an incidence greater than 1,000 that appear to be declining based on sighting frequency.
Conservation status of coral reef fishes in the Florida Keys by Gillespie, Thomas W.; Smith, Anais / Endangered Species Update
 
 
 
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