Bullet tuna
Drag and drop Auxis rochei into the drop zone.
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The patterned dorsal naked area of Auxis rochei does not extend anterior of the pectoral-fin tips. Auxis thazard is on the left.
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The patterned dorsal naked area of Auxis rochei does not extend anterior of the pectoral-fin tips. Auxis thazard is on the left.
Drag and drop Auxis rochei into the drop zone
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Auxis rochei can be identified by the patterned dorsal naked area not extending anterior of the pectoral-fin tips. Auxis rochei is bottom right, left is Auxis thazard and top is Euthynnus affinis.
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Auxis rochei can be identified by the patterned dorsal naked area not extending anterior of the pectoral-fin tips. Auxis rochei is bottom right, left is Auxis thazard and top is Euthynnus affinis.
Auxis rochei usually have ~3 black spots present between pectoral- and pelvic-fin bases
Katsuwonus pelamis usually have ~3 black spots present between pectoral- and pelvic-fin bases. Auxis rochei only have markings on the upper surface behind the first dorsal fin.
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Katsuwonus pelamis usually have ~3 black spots present between pectoral- and pelvic-fin bases. Auxis rochei only have markings on the upper surface behind the first dorsal fin.
Auxis rochei have 5 – 11 narrow, dark, horizontal stripes on upper sides.
It is Sarda orientalis that have 5 – 11 narrow, dark, horizontal stripes on upper sides. Auxis rochei have ~15 vertical dark bars on their upper sides.
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It is Sarda orientalis that have 5 – 11 narrow, dark, horizontal stripes on upper sides. Auxis rochei have ~15 vertical dark bars on their upper sides.
Drag and drop Auxis rochei into the drop zone.
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Auxis rochei can be identified by the patterned dorsal naked area not extending anterior of the pectoral-fin tips. Auxis rochei is on the top left and Euthynnus affinis is on the bottom.
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Auxis rochei can be identified by the patterned dorsal naked area not extending anterior of the pectoral-fin tips. Auxis rochei is on the top left and Euthynnus affinis is on the bottom.