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Taxa: Acanthurus elongatus
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Ichthyology

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Acanthurus elongatus Lacepède, 1802
66917Johnson, Clifford R.   1964-10-01
Japan, Okinawa, 1 mile north of Naka.
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Acanthurus elongatus Lacepède, 1802
24130Johnson, Clifford R.   1964-10-04
Japan, Okinawa, Okinawa, Japan: Ishikawa, 26.423333 127.821667
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Acanthurus elongatus Lacepède, 1802
96533Harry (Rofen), R. R.; Brock, V. E.   1951-06-27
United States, Hawaii, Honolulu Co., Shore reef station near SW (lee) side of island; water fairly clear, some current., 25.771667 -171.745
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Acanthurus elongatus Lacepède, 1802
96532Brock, Vernon E.; Rofen (Harry), Robert R.; et al   1951-07-06
United States, Hawaii, East side of Maro Reef., 25.458333 -170.641667
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Acanthurus elongatus Lacepède, 1802
96486Gosline, Brock, Herald, Harry (Rofen)   1951-09-07
United States, Hawaii, Honolulu Co., Approx. 0.5 mi. off Niumalu Hotel, Waikiki Beach., 21.277121 -157.832291
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Acanthurus elongatus Lacepède, 1802
43451Nolan, R. S.; Paul   1972-08-25
Marshall Islands, Reef 13.
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Acanthurus elongatus Lacepède, 1802
43018Nolan, R. S.; Schwartz, A.   1972-09-02
Marshall Islands, Reef #16.
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Acanthurus elongatus Lacepède, 1802
50148Kauanui, J.; Kauanui, P.   1957-06-14
Shallow reef between the points of Wilkes I. & Peale I.
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Acanthurus elongatus Lacepède, 1802
7018Zane Grey Exped. to Polynesia   0000-00-00
Fiji, Fiji.
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