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Tripterygiinae
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Tripterygiinae

27 branches of this subfamily, most-observed first · about 188 known species

Tripterygion

genusTripterygion

Forsterygion

genusForsterygion

Enneapterygius

genusEnneapterygius

Helcogramma

genusHelcogramma

Bellapiscis

genusBellapiscis

Jumping Blennies

genusLepidoblennius

Notoclinops

genusNotoclinops

Enneanectes

genusEnneanectes

Trinorfolkia

genusTrinorfolkia

Ruanoho

genusRuanoho

Axoclinus

genusAxoclinus

Lepidonectes

genusLepidonectes

Ucla

genusUcla

Cremnochorites

genusCremnochorites

Helcogrammoides

genusHelcogrammoides

Karalepis

genusKaralepis

Crocodilichthys

genusCrocodilichthys

Cryptichthys

genusCryptichthys

Blennodon

genusBlennodon

Gilloblennius

genusGilloblennius

Norfolkia

genusNorfolkia

Apopterygion

genusApopterygion

Trianectes

genusTrianectes

Ceratobregma

genusCeratobregma

Springerichthys

genusSpringerichthys

Acanthanectes

genusAcanthanectes

Matanui

genusMatanui

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