Tropical fishes killed by the cold

In January 2008, a large number of coral reef fish were found washed ashore on the northern beaches at Pescadores (23°1050 N; 119°2050 E), a high-latitude coral community in the Taiwan Strait. The most abundant taxa were Diodon spp., Seranidae spp., Chaetodon spp., Labridae spp., Leiognathidae spp.,...

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Published in:Coral reefs 2008-09, Vol.27 (3), p.599-599
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