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229 INDEX ALPHABETIQUE DES NOMS SCIENTIFIQUES ET VERNACULAIRES EXPLICATION DU SYSTEME Caractères Typographiques Utilisés: Ital Page Précédente 229 INDEX ALPHABETIQUE DES NOMS SCIENTIFIQUES ET VERNACULAIRES EXPLICATION DU SYSTEME Caractères typographiques utilisés: Italiques : Noms scientifiques valides (genres et espèces) Italiques : Synonymes * italiques : Identification erronée (précédée par un astérisque) ROMAINS (caps) : Noms de familles Romains : Noms internationaux (FAO) des familles et espèces 230 Page Page A African pompano ...................................................... 48 Abadèches ............................................................. 10 African red snapper .................................................. 79 Abalistes stellatus ............................................... 42 African sawtail catshark .......................................... 144 Abámbolo ............................................................... 81 African sicklefish ...................................................... 62 Abámbolo debajura ................................................ 81 African solenette .................................................... 111 Ablennes hians .................................................... 44 African spadefish ...................................................... 63 Abuete cajeta ....................................................... 184 African spider shrimp .............................................. 175 Abuete de Angola ................................................ 184 African spoon-nose eel ............................................. 88 Abuete negro ....................................................... 184 African squid .......................................................... 199 Abuete real .......................................................... 183 African striped grunt ................................................. 70 Acanthocybium solandri ...................................... 98 African weakfish ....................................................... 94 Acantholabrus palloni .......................................... 76 africana, Alloteuthis ............................................. 199 ACANTHURIDAE ............................................. 31,39 africana, Clupea ....................................................... 57 Acanthurus monroviae ........................................ 39 africana, Drepane ................................................... 62 acarne, Pagellus ................................................. 117 africana, ilisha ........................................................ 57 accraensis, Neanthias .......................................... 107 africana, Ocypode ................................................ 185 accraensis, Novanthias ........................................ 107 africana, Solagmedens ............................................. 49 accraensis, Pontius ........................................... 101 africana, Solenocera ............................................ 180 accraensis, Serranus ......................................... 107 africanus, Bothus podas ........................................ 46 Acedia ................................................................. 108 africanus, Caranx ..................................................... 50 Acedia ocelada .................................................... 108 africanus, Nematocarcinus .................................. 175 Acedia trampuda .................................................. 108 africanus, Pagrus pagrus ..................................... 118 aculeata calmani, Squilla ................................... 191 africanus, Panopeus ............................................ 189 aculeata, Squatina .............................................. 151 africanus, Sparus pagrus ........................................ 118 acus, Aphanopus ................................................. 125 afroccidentafis, Solenocurtus ............................. 214 acus rafale, Tylosurus ......................................... 45 agennes, Lutjanus .................................................. 79 acutipinnis, Squalus ............................................. 150 Aguila marina ......................................................... 159 acutirostris, Parepinephelus ................................. 106 Aguja azul ................................................................ 74 acutus, Fodiator ................................................... 66 Aguja blanca ............................................................ 74 acutus, Rhizoprionodon .................................... 142 Aguja negra .............................................................. 74 Adanson's moon snail .......................................... 221 Aguja picuda ............................................................ 75 Adanson's tagelus ................................................ 214 Agujeta africana ....................................................... 72 adansoni, Natica ................................................ 221 Agujeta balajú .......................................................... 72 adansonii, Tagelus ............................................. 214 Agujeta brasileña ..................................................... 72 Adioryx hastatus .................................................... 73 Agujeta voladora ...................................................... 72 aeneum, Diagramma .............................................. 69 Agujón de quilla ........................................................ 45 aeneus, Epinephelus .......................................... 105 Agujon needlefish .................................................... 45 aeneus, Serranus ................................................. 105 Agujón sable ............................................................ 44 aequalis, Nezumia ................................................ 81 Agujón senegalés ..................................................... 45 aequidens, Atractoscion ...................................... 94 ahenea, Eulamia .................................................... 138 Aetobatus narinari ............................................. 159 Aigle commun ........................................................ 159 afer, Lycodontis ................................................... 86 Aigle de mer léopard .............................................. 159 affinis, Hirundichthys .......................................... 66 Aigle-vachette ........................................................ 160 afra, Sphyraena .................................................. 119 Aigles de mer ........................................................ 155 African barrelfish .................................................... 56 Aiguillat à gros yeux .............................................. 150 African brown snapper ........................................... 79 Aiguillat coq ........................................................... 150 African cuttlefish .................................................. 195 Aiguillat épinette .................................................... 151 African flyingfish ..................................................... 65 Aiguillat noir ........................................................... 148 African forktaiI snapper .......................................... 79 Aiguille crocodile ..................................................... 45 African ghost crab ................................................ 185 Aiguille voyeuse ...................................................... 45 African halfbeak ..................................................... 72 Aiguilles ................................................................... 12 African knife shell ................................................. 214 Aiguillette sénégalaise ............................................. 45 African lantern shark ............................................ 149 Aiguillettes ............................................................... 12 African matchbox crab ......................................... 184 ajar, Cardiocardita ............................................... 209 African moon fish ................................................... 53 ajar, Cardita ........................................................... 209 African moony ........................................................ 82 Ajar cardita ............................................................ 209 African mud crab .................................................. 189 Ala de angel campechano ...................................... 213 African mud shrimp .............................................. 180 Alacha ..................................................................... 58 231 Page Page Alacha rabo amarillo ..................................................58 Anchova de banco ...................................................... 91 alalunga, Germo .......................................................100 Ancistroteuthis lichtensteini .................................. 203 alalunga, Thunnus ..................................................100 Andorrèves ................................................................. 21 alatus,Isurus ............................................................144 Ange de mer épineux ................................................ 151 alba, Raja ................................................................161 Ange de mer ocellé ................................................... 151 albacares, Thunnus ................................................100 Anges de mer ..........................................................
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