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Wrasse

The wrasses are a family, Labridae, of marine ray-finned fish, many of which are brightly colored. The family is large and diverse, with over 600 species in 81 genera, which are divided into eight subfamilies.

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Etymology

Taxonomy

Description

Distribution and habitat

Reproductive behavior

Sexual developmental systems

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Cleaner wrasse

Significance to humans

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Gallery

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Wrasse

Nodes138
Edges137
Triples117
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.014493
Components1

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Wrasse

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related to External links · 18
Wrasse → Cleaning ServiceMale, Department, Family Labridae, Female Images, FishBase, Grahamstown, Ichthyological Bulletin, Ichthyology, LabridaeHow Fish Hire, List, No, Photos, Rhodes University, Rock Wrasse FishSmith, Sealife Collection, South Africa, Western Indian Ocean, Wrasses
related to Gallery · 17
Wrasse → Anampses, Belize Barrier ReefClown, Bird, Cheilinus, Christmas, Coris, Gomphosus, Hawaii, HawaiiBluestreak, Humphead, Kona, Labroides, Melbourne AquariumA, Pseudocheilinus, Red SeaPearl, Wilhelm, WrightSeveral
related to Reproductive behavior · 13
Wrasse → Additionally, California, Group, Hermaphroditism, Labridae, Labrini, Labroides, Labroids, Most, Placing, Sex, The, Wrasses
related to Potential tool use · 12
Wrasse → At, Bodianus, Cheilinus, Choerodon, Coris, Halichoeres, Many, Pseudolabrus, Symphodus, Thalassoma, This, Twenty-one
related to Description · 8
Wrasse → Dutch, German, Juveniles, Lippfische, Many, The, This, Wrasses
related to Significance to humans · 8
Wrasse → Commercial, In, North America, Scotland, Some, They, Western Atlantic, Wrasses
related to Distribution and habitat · 7
Wrasse → Atlantic, Ballan, Indian, Most, Norway, Pacific Oceans, Wrasses
related to Sexual developmental systems · 7
Wrasse → Evolutionarily, Meanwhile, Monandric, Sex, Some, These, Wrasses
related to Taxonomy · 7
Wrasse → Hypsigenyini, Labridae, Parrotfish, Scaridae, Scarinae, Scarini, The
related to Cleaner wrasse · 6
Wrasse → Cleaner, Client, Few, Labroides, The, They

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wrasses species fish family cleaner genera many exhibit labridae sex male female behavior within found mating larger small feeding systems

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coral reefsinstance ofWrasses are usually found in shallow-water habitats0.80text
rocky shoresinstance ofWrasses are usually found in shallow-water habitats0.80text
where they live close to the substrateinstance ofWrasses are usually found in shallow-water habitats0.80text
clamsinstance ofThis behaviour usually involves invertebrate prey0.80text
sea urchinsinstance ofThis behaviour usually involves invertebrate prey0.80text
and crabsinstance ofThis behaviour usually involves invertebrate prey0.80text
but on one occasioninstance ofThis behaviour usually involves invertebrate prey0.80text
a blue tuskfish was filmed smashing a young green sea turtle on an anvil.Twenty-one species of eight genera have been documented exhibiting this behaviourinstance ofThis behaviour usually involves invertebrate prey0.80text
including Choerodoninstance ofThis behaviour usually involves invertebrate prey0.80text
Wrasserelated to Cleaner wrasseCleaner0.60section
Wrasserelated to Cleaner wrasseThey0.60section
Wrasserelated to Cleaner wrasseClient0.60section

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