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Prionotus
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Prionotus

Prionotus is a genus of searobins found in the Atlantic and Pacific oceans.

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23 branches of this genus, most-observed first · about 23 known species

Striped Searobin

speciesPrionotus evolans

Northern Searobin

speciesPrionotus carolinus

Leopard Searobin

speciesPrionotus scitulus

Bighead Searobin

speciesPrionotus tribulus

Blackwing Searobin

speciesPrionotus rubio

Bluewing Searobin

speciesPrionotus punctatus

Bandtail Searobin

speciesPrionotus ophryas

Bigeye Searobin

speciesPrionotus longispinosus

Blue-spotted Searobin

speciesPrionotus roseus

Lumptail Searobin

speciesPrionotus stephanophrys

Painted Searobin

speciesPrionotus pictus

Rough Searobin

speciesPrionotus ruscarius

Whitesnout Searobin

speciesPrionotus albirostris

Red Searobin

speciesPrionotus nudigula

Bristly Searobin

speciesPrionotus horrens

Shortwing Searobin

speciesPrionotus stearnsi

Spiny Searobin

speciesPrionotus alatus

Mexican Searobin

speciesPrionotus paralatus

Barred Searobin

speciesPrionotus martis

Galápagos Gurnard

speciesPrionotus miles

Twobeak Searobin

speciesPrionotus birostratus

Long-ray searobin

speciesPrionotus teaguei

Bean's Searobin

speciesPrionotus beanii

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