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| − | :This rabbitfish is white, and yellow, with two brown bars, one down its eyes, and one down its operculum, and with blue lines all over it. This species, and the closely related Virgate Rabbitfish are so similar in appearance that each species' scientific names are misapplied to each other; these two species are so similar they are known to hybridise in the wild. The key to differentiating the two is that the Virgate has less blue, with blue markings confined to the face, and upper front back. | + | :This rabbitfish is white, and yellow, with two brown bars, one down its eyes, and one down its operculum, and with blue lines all over it. This species, and the closely related Virgate Rabbitfish are so similar in appearance that each species' scientific names are misapplied to each other; these two species are so similar they are known to hybridise in the wild. The key to differentiating the two is that the Virgate has less blue, with blue markings confined to the upper face, and upper front back. |
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