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Taxa: Apogon timorensis (Apogon ishigakiensis, Apogon fraxineus)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Ichthyology

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Apogon timorensis Bleeker, 1854
86881Bayer,Fehlmann,Suman,Harry (Rofen) et al   1955-08-08
Palau, Lagoon margin of reef n. of east point (Ngaremediu) of Urukthapel I.; 75 yds. off rocky shore; water 3-4' deep., 7.269444 134.457222
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Apogon timorensis Bleeker, 1854
86882Fehlmann, Gaines, Sumang, Damian, Scott   1956-09-19
Palau, Channel between Ngurongor Pt. and Ngusuwal I, east side of Peleliu; drainage channel from mangrove area., 7.010833 134.273611
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Apogon timorensis Bleeker, 1854
76255Sumang, Sengich, Tewid, DeWitt, Fehlmann   1957-09-23
Palau, Off northwest side of Chol I. (a sand island rising to ca. 7-8 feet at low tide)., 7.286944 134.518333
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Apogon timorensis Bleeker, 1854
86878Bolin, Rolf L.   1958-05-25
China, Hainan, Pratas Reef (Tungsha Ch'untao), S. channel; two separate coral heads of about same character and depth in same area., 20.633333 116.75
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Apogon timorensis Bleeker, 1854
86879Bolin, Rolf L.   1958-05-25
China, Hainan, Pratas Reef (Tungsha Ch'untao), S. channel; two separate coral heads of about same character and depth in same area., 20.633333 116.75
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Apogon timorensis Bleeker, 1854
86880Frey, Fehlmann, Nhon Tran-Dai, Chin, Nam   1961-02-04
Vietnam, Khanh Hoa, Reef in embayment between Cua Be & Mui Dongba and ca. 2.8 miles ssw. of Institut Oceanographique de Nhatrang., 12.164722 109.2
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