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Trachipterus arcticus (Trarc_u0.jpg)
by Santiago Barreiro, J.
 

Size (cm):	160 TL
Locality:	Angola
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Date:	2002-04-03
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Remark:	caught in the Atlantic Ocean in the Angolan waters.

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Trachipterus arcticus (Trarc_u2.jpg)
by J. Walker Fischer

Size (cm):	76.2 TL
Locality:	United States (contiguous states), Ormond Beach, Florida
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Date:	2003-08-12
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Remark:	Found on the beach at 3:30 pm; ID confirmed by the Florida Museum of Natural History. Its unusual appearance on the beach was due to the cold-water upwelling along the East Coast (58°F).

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Trachipterus arcticus (Trarc_u3.jpg)
by Backer, J.

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Size (cm):	155 TL
Locality:	Norway, Kristiansund
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Date:	2009-07-18
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Remark:	7.5 kg

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Trachipterus arcticus (Trarc_u4.jpg)
by Backer, J.

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Size (cm):	155 TL
Locality:	Norway, Kristiansund
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Date:	2009-07-18
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Remark:	7.5 kg

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Trachipterus arcticus (Trarc_u0.gif)
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Reference:	Bauchot, M.-L., 1987 Poissons osseux.
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Trachipterus arcticus (Trarc_u1.jpg)
by J. Walker Fischer

Size (cm):	76.2 TL
Locality:	United States (contiguous states), Ormond Beach, Florida
Sex/Stage:
Date:	2003-08-12
Reference:
Source:
Remark:	Found on the beach at 3:30 pm; ID confirmed by the Florida Museum of Natural History. Its unusual appearance on the beach was due to the cold-water upwelling along the East Coast (58°F).

© ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Image may not be used for any purpose without permission from the copyright holder.