Epinephelus, Grouper

Date1930-1959Reference NumberAms 507/1/56DescriptionNoted on reverse: Epinephelus s/p?, "Grouper.

Epinephelus is a genus of fish commonly known as Groupers. In New Zealand, groupers (generally in the genus Polyprion) are commonly referred to as Hāpuku or Groper, though usually for large, deep-water species like Polyprion oxygeneios, which is not part of the Epinephelus genus but has a similar ecological nicheCreatorWatson, Arnold Henfrey, 1882-1960LevelItemExtent1 pagePhysical Description225mm by 290mmLanguageEnglishMāoriLatin

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Part of Archive CollectionAms 507Part of Archive SeriesAms 507/1

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