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Short-spined Seamoth
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Short-spined Seamoth

Pegasus tetrabelos

Pegasus tetrabelos is a species of coastal sea moth which occurs over muddy and sandy substrates in seas off northeastern Australia. It was described in 2016, separated from the more widespread and sympatric P. volitans.

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