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A Suez Canal immigrant, known from Red Sea and Gulf of Aden.Įggs, larvae and young stages. Minimum size at first spawning 148 mm at age of 2 years (Mouneimne, 1978).ĭistribution: eastern Mediterranean, from Aegean Sea along the Anatolian coast of Turkey, Cyprus, Lebanon, Israel, Egypt up to Libya. Reproduction: mainly June-August (George, 1972 Popper, 1979 and unpublished). Food: brown, red and green algae (Popper & Gundermann, 1975 Lundberg & Lipkin, 1979 Lundberg, 1981). Caught in some quantities in Israel and Lebanon in gill- nets, trammel- nets and beach-seines. Found also in small numbers in hypersaline Bardawil Lagoon. His swing, his mannerisms, and his lifestyle were unusual to say the least: Moe played very quickly, never took a practice swing, often repeated phrases when talking, and lived in motel rooms most of this life. Habitat: inshore waters, close to bottom in depths not exceeding 60 m. The unique life story of late golfer Moe Norman Moe Norman has been called The Mysterious Genius of Golf. Colour: variable, usually with some dark spots and golden undulating streaks along sides of the body, below lateral line. A VII + 9 P 16 V I + 3 + I caudal fin only moderately forked. D XIV + 10, longest dorsal spine shorter than distance from front of eye to rear edge of opercle, longest dorsal ray equal to or shorter than length of snout. Teetl in jaws in one series, incisor-like with lateral cusps. Diagnosis: body compressed, its depth 2.7-3.4 in standard length.
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