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Taxa: Meiacanthus nigrolineatus
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Ichthyology

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Meiacanthus nigrolineatus Smith-Vaniz, 1969
233648Rocha, Luiz A.   2011-04-13
Saudi Arabia, Thuwal, Palace North., 22.3071333 38.9670667
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Meiacanthus nigrolineatus Smith-Vaniz, 1969
233594Rocha, Luiz A.   2011-04-13
Saudi Arabia, Thuwal, Palace South., 22.2630222 38.9656556
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Meiacanthus nigrolineatus Smith-Vaniz, 1969
233591Rocha, Luiz A.   2011-04-15
Saudi Arabia, Al Lith, South Brown Reef., 19.82590278 40.11775
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Meiacanthus nigrolineatus Smith-Vaniz, 1969
235025Rocha, L. A.; Bowen, B. W.; DiBattista, J.   2012-09-28
Djibouti, Obock, 11.958783 43.335833
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Meiacanthus nigrolineatus Smith-Vaniz, 1969
235088Rocha, L. A.; J., DiBattista   2012-10-07
Saudi Arabia, Shark Reef, Protected, 22.427867 38.996367
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Meiacanthus nigrolineatus Smith-Vaniz, 1969
236318Rocha, L. A.; Berumen, M.; DiBattista, J.   2013-03-06
Saudi Arabia, Marca Island 1, 18.22055 41.324383
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Meiacanthus nigrolineatus Smith-Vaniz, 1969
236354Rocha, L. A.; Berumen, M.; DiBattista, J.   2013-03-09
Saudi Arabia, Mahama Island, 16.484983 41.94855
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Meiacanthus nigrolineatus Smith-Vaniz, 1969
236374Rocha, L. A.; Berumen, M.; DiBattista, J.   2013-03-10
Saudi Arabia, Abulad Island 1, 16.792972 42.19725
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Meiacanthus nigrolineatus Smith-Vaniz, 1969
242103Di Battista, Joseph; et al   2014-10-27
Saudi Arabia, Farasan Islands; Hindia reef., 16.5767 42.23965
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