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Threadnose Anthias
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Threadnose Anthias

Choranthias tenuis

Choranthias tenuis, the threadnose bass, is a species of ray-finned fish within the family Anthiadidae. Its distribution covers the western Atlantic near areas such as Bermuda, North Carolina, Florida, Texas, Georgia, South Carolina, Mississippi, Venezuela, Guyana, southeastern Gulf of Mexico, Yucatán, Puerto Rico, and the southern Caribbean, where it lives in subtropical waters over hard bottoms with large rocks that allow for micro habitats. The depths the species occurs is 55 to 915 meters, however individuals...

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