Neopomacentrus taeniurus (Bleeker, 1856)

Identifier
46QVY
Name
Neopomacentrus taeniurus (Bleeker, 1856)
Checklist status
accepted species
Synonyms and combinations
= Pomacentrus inhacae Smith, 1955
= Pomacentrus rathbuni Jordan & Snyder, 1901
= Glyphidodon cochinensis Day, 1865
= Glyphisodon amboinensis Bleeker, 1857
= Pomacentrus taeniurus Bleeker, 1856
= Glyphidodon fallax Peters, 1855 (Ambiguous)
Classification
Vernacular names
Original nameTransliterated nameLanguageCountry of use
Blue ribbon demoiselleBlue ribbon demoiselleengMY
BombinBombinmsaMY
DamselfishDamselfishengHK
DamselfishDamselfishengMY
Fresh-water demoiselleFresh-water demoiselleengGU
Freshwater damselFreshwater damselengID
Freshwater demoiselleFreshwater demoiselleengMY
Freshwater demoiselleFreshwater demoiselleengPG
Freshwater demoiselleFreshwater demoiselleengAU
Freshwater demoiselleFreshwater demoiselleengFM
GombingGombingmsaMY
IngguInggumsaMY
Kepal-batu sungaiKepal-batu sungaimsaMY
PalataPalatadawPH
Ribon-suzumedaiRibon-suzumedaijpnJP
Süßwasser-DemoiselleSuesswasser-DemoiselledeuDE
条尾新雀鲷Tiao wei xin que diaocmnCN
条尾雀鲷Tiao wei que diaocmnCN
條尾新雀鯛Tiao wei sin cyue diaocmnCN
條尾新雀鯛Tiao wei sin cyue diaocmnTW
條尾雀鯛Tiao wei cyue diaocmnCN
Distributions
Indo-West Pacific: East Africa to Indonesia and the Solomon Islands, north to the Philippines, south to northern Australia and Vanuatu. Reported from Taiwan (Ref. 5193).
Environment(s)
brackish, freshwater, marine
Taxonomic scrutiny
Group expert: Allen, G., 2014-05-19
Link to original resource
http://www.fishbase.org/Summary/SpeciesSummary.php?ID=5705
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