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Gnathophis
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Gnathophis

Gnathophis is a genus of marine congrid eels.

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

Strap Conger

speciesGnathophis habenatus

Little Conger

speciesGnathophis longicauda

Black-tailed Conger

speciesGnathophis mystax

Gnathophis umbrellabius

speciesGnathophis umbrellabius

Blackgut conger

speciesGnathophis bathytopos

Hardtail Conger

speciesGnathophis cinctus

Gnathophis andriashevi

speciesGnathophis andriashevi

Longeye Conger

speciesGnathophis bracheatopos

Gnathophis capensis

speciesGnathophis capensis

Gnathophis castlei

speciesGnathophis castlei

Gnathophis codoniphorus

speciesGnathophis codoniphorus

Gnathophis ginanago

speciesGnathophis ginanago

Graham's conger

speciesGnathophis grahami

Gnathophis heterognathos

speciesGnathophis heterognathos

Gnathophis heterolinea

speciesGnathophis heterolinea

Gnathophis leptosomatus

speciesGnathophis leptosomatus

Largepore conger

speciesGnathophis macroporis

Blackgut conger

speciesGnathophis melanocoelus

Gnathophis musteliceps

speciesGnathophis musteliceps

Bignose conger

speciesGnathophis nasutus

Gnathophis neocaledoniensis

speciesGnathophis neocaledoniensis

Gnathophis parini

speciesGnathophis parini

Gnathophis smithi

speciesGnathophis smithi

Gnathophis tritos

speciesGnathophis tritos

Gnathophis xenica

speciesGnathophis xenica

Gnathophis microps

speciesGnathophis microps

Gnathophis asanoi

speciesGnathophis asanoi

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This page is assembled live from iNaturalist, GBIF, Wikipedia, the Source Library and the Internet Archive. It is not yet part of the hand-edited codex. iNaturalist taxon 88547.