MBI Species Classification Request

General

Name:

Shannon Pechauer ( shannpeach )

Status:

Completed

Date:

04/05/2013

Classification Type:

New

Challenge

Species:

Diademichthys lineatus

Suggested Class:

Common Name(s):

Yellow stripe clingfish, Urchin clingfish

Species Synonyms:

Fish/Invert/Culture:

Spawn Mode:

Demersal

Fish Base Link:

http://www.fishbase.org/summary/Diademichthys-lineatus.html

Breeding Success:

False

Success References:

Journal:

If Challenging Existing Classification
Reasons Species Should be Reclassified:

If Requesting New Classification
Research or Links to information on Species:	Hiroko Sakashita. 1992. Sexual dimorphism and food habits of the clingfish, Diademichthys lineatus, and its dependence on host sea urchin. Environmental Biology of Fishes, 34:1, 95-101 Daisuke Gomagano & Masanori Kohda. 2008. Partial Filial Cannibalism Enhances Initial Body Condition and Size in Paternal Care Fish with Strong Male—Male Competition. http://www.bioone.org/doi/pdf/10.5735/086.045.0105 Ho S.L. 1981. Refuge in the sea-urchins [tropical, Diademichthys lineatus, clingfish]. Nature Malaysiana, 6:3, 16-18.

If Requesting New Classification

Research or Links to information on Species:

Hiroko Sakashita. 1992. Sexual dimorphism and food habits of the clingfish, Diademichthys lineatus, and its dependence on host sea urchin. Environmental Biology of Fishes, 34:1, 95-101

Daisuke Gomagano & Masanori Kohda. 2008. Partial Filial Cannibalism Enhances Initial Body Condition and Size in Paternal Care Fish with Strong Male—Male Competition. http://www.bioone.org/doi/pdf/10.5735/086.045.0105

Ho S.L. 1981. Refuge in the sea-urchins [tropical, Diademichthys lineatus, clingfish]. Nature Malaysiana, 6:3, 16-18.

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