Fishes of the Indian Ocean and Red Sea / M. Taquet, A. Diringer.

A word from the partners; Foreword by John E. Randall; Foreword by Jean-Claude Quéro; Introduction; Habitats; Visual quick-find of fishes; Visual approach to families and groups; Description of groups; Sharks; Rays; Morays, snake eels, conger eels and garden eels; Catfishes; Lizardfishes, flatheads and dragonet; Small pelagic fishes; Anglerfishes and frogfishes; Soldierfishes and squirrelfishes; Bigeyes and bulleyes; Unclassified species; Trumpetfishes, cornetfishes and shrimpfishes; Seahorses, pipefishes, ghost pipefishes and sea moths; Scorpionfishes and lionfishes; Stonefishes.

AnthiasGroupers; Soapfishes; Dottybacks; Hawkfishes; Cardinalfishes; Jacks and trevallies; Snappers; Fusiliers; Sweetlips and grunts; Seabreams; Emperor and large-eyed bream; Coral breams; Goatfishes; Chubs; Spadefishes and batfishes; Butterflyfishes; Angelfishes; Damselfishes, clownfishes and anemonefishes; Barracudas; Fingerfins and marblefishes; Wrasses, Hogfishes, Coris; Parrotfishes; Sandperches and sand divers; Combtooth blennies; Dartfishes; Gobies; Surgeonfishes and unicornfishes; Rabbitfishes; Tuna and other large pelagic fishes; Flounders and soles; Triggerfishes and filefishes.

BoxfishesPuffers and porcupinefishes; References and recommended reading; Acknowledgements; Glossary; Index of scientific names; Index of French names; Index of English names.

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