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01Rockmover WrasseNovaculichthys taeniourus
02Blunt-headed WrasseThalassoma amblycephalum
03Harlequin SweetlipsPlectorhinchus chaetodonoides
04Yellow BoxfishOstracion cubicum
05Slippery DickHalichoeres bivittatus
06Midnight SnapperMacolor macularis
07Yellowbelly DamselfishAmblyglyphidodon leucogaster
08African PompanoAlectis ciliaris
09Indian Ocean Oriental SweetlipsPlectorhinchus vittatus
10Pacific Sailfin TangZebrasoma velifer
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01Painted FrogfishAntennarius pictus
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06Australia corals etc to be identified
07Corals of Papua New Guinea to be identified
08Longfin BatfishPlatax teira
09Rockmover WrasseNovaculichthys taeniourus
10Blunt-headed WrasseThalassoma amblycephalum
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