Hemirhamphus crustralis, Garfish Piper, Mt Maunganui

Date2 January 1948Reference NumberAms 507/1/41DescriptionHandwritten note attached: 40. Hemirhamphus crustralis, Garfish Piper, Mt Maunganui, 2.1.48.

Part of page smoke damaged from vehicle fire when being transported, sometime after 1960.

The fish commonly known as Takeke (or Karehā, Wariwari, Hangenge, Ihe), Garfish or Piper in the waters around Mount Maunganui, New Zealand, is scientifically classified as Hyporhamphus ihi. Hemirhamphus crustralis is an older classification for Hemirhamphus intermedius, commonly called Smallspotted Halfbeak or simply Smallspotted Garfish and found in tropical and subtropical waters, including the Indo-Pacific region.CreatorWatson, Arnold Henfrey, 1882-1960LevelItemExtent1 pagePhysical Description225mm by 290mmLanguageEnglishMāoriLatin

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Hemirhamphus crustralis, Garfish Piper, Mt Maunganui

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