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Red Sea Steephead Parrotfish Chlorurus gibbus

Red Sea Steephead Parrotfish Chlorurus gibbus

Humpback red snapper

Humpback red snapper

Red Sea Steephead Parrotfish Chlorurus gibbus

Red Sea Steephead Parrotfish Chlorurus gibbus

Humpback Red Snapper

A Humpback Red Snapper swimming in maldivian sea. italian name: Pesce Azzannatore Gibboso scientific name: Lutjanus Gibbus english name: Humpback Red Snapper

Parrotfish

Creeping bread grains ground beetle on the sand Zabrus gibbus, Zabrus tenebrioides

Creeping bread grains ground beetle on the sand Zabrus gibbus, Zabrus tenebrioides

Crotalocephalus Gibbus trilobite fossil close up in a bedrock base

Crotalocephalus Gibbus trilobite fossil close up in a bedrock base

Bread grains ground beetle on the sand Zabrus gibbus, Zabrus tenebrioides

Bread grains ground beetle on the sand Zabrus gibbus, Zabrus tenebrioides

Parrotfish

Red Sea Steephead Parrot fish

Red Sea Steephead Parrot fish

Sheephead Parrotfish

Sheephead Parrotfish

Atlantic Calico Scallop Shell (Argopecten Gibbus)

Atlantic Calico Scallop Shell (Argopecten Gibbus)

Postage stamp United States of America, USA 1985. Calico Scallop Argopecten gibbus shell

Postage stamp United States of America, USA 1985. Calico Scallop Argopecten gibbus shell

Shoal of fish humpback red snapper Pacific ocean

Shoal of fish humpback red snapper Pacific ocean

Coloured Parrotfish

A coloured sheephead parrotfish from maldivian coral reef, near Bathala resort. italian name: Pesce pappagallo scientific name: Scarus Gibbus english name: Sheephead Parrotfish. A coloured sheephead parrotfish from maldivian coral reef, near Bathala resort. italian name: Pesce pappagallo scientific name: Scarus Gibbus english name: Sheephead Parrotfish

Heavybeak parrotfish (Scarus gibbus&#x29

Parrotfish are hermaphrodites and live in harems with a dominant male. They are not territorial and live in harmony with other species, often found feeding together. Their teeth are fused into powerful beaks which are used for grabbing filamentous algae from dead coral, often found feeding in a cloud of sediment. Parrotfish are hermaphrodites and live in harems with a dominant male. They are not territorial and live in harmony with other species, often found feeding together. Their teeth are fused into powerful beaks which are used for grabbing filamentous algae from dead coral, often found feeding in a cloud of sediment.

Fish - lutjanus gibbus

Fish - lutjanus gibbus

Parrotfish

Humpback Red Snapper

Humpback Red Snapper near the coral reef in Maldives. italian name: Pesce Azzannatore Gibboso scientific name: Lutjanus Gibbus english name: Humpback Red Snapper

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