Johnson Randall in Nananu-I-Cake Island, Charybdis Reef and Viti Levu, 12–24 March 2002

What came home

The names most often on the labels of this journey; the families: Gobiidae 26, Blenniidae 3, Apogonidae 2, Scorpaenidae 2, Gobiesocidae 2, Tripterygiidae 2.

• Trimma4
• Trimma benjamini2
• Bryaninops dianneae2
• Eviota afelei2
• Pleurosicya mossambica1
• Eviota sigillata1
• Trimma caesiura1
• Plectranthias longimanus1
• Istigobius rigilius1
• Scorpaenodes guamensis1
• Eviota nebulosa1
• Eviota prasites1

Written up

Publications by Johnson Randall in the Library from the years of the journey and the six that followed — where the results are most likely to have appeared.

1. 2002

   The nibbler Girella leonina and the soldierfish Myripristis murdjan from Midway Atoll, first records for the Hawaiian islands

   Randall, J.E. & G.K. Stender

2. 2002

   Surgeonfishes of the world

   Randall, J.E.

3. 2004

   The marine gobies of the Hawaiian Islands

   Greenfield, D.W. & Randall, J.E.

4. 2005

   Chlorurus perspicillatus x C. sordidus, a hybrid parrotfish from the Hawaiian Islands

   Randall, J.E.

5. 2006

   First record of the labrid rish Cymolutes praetextatus from the Hawaiian Islands

   J.E Randall, R.C. Langston, and M. Severns

6. 2006

   Two Hybrids of Carangid fishes of the Genus Caranx, C. ignobilis x C. melampygus and C. melampygus x C. sexfasciatus, from the Hawaiian Islands

   Murakami, K. James, S.A., Randall, J.A. & Suzumoto, A.Y.

7. 2007

   First record of the labrid fish Cymolutes praetextatus from the Hawaiian Islands

   Randall, J.E., Langston, R.C. & Severns, M.

8. 2007

   Two hybrids of carangid fishes of the genus Caranx, C. ignobilis x C. melampygus and C. melampygus x C. sexfasciatus, from the Hawaiian Islands

   Murakami, K., James, S.A., Randall, J.E. & Suzumoto, A.Y.

Other journeys by Randall

• Wake Island · 6–12 Jun 195380 specimens · 7 stops · 7 days
• 5 islands · Feb – May 1956111 specimens · 14 stops · 108 days
• 9 islands of French Polynesia · Feb – Jul 195786 specimens · 22 stops · 146 days
• 14 islands · Aug – Nov 1966116 specimens · 21 stops · 89 days
• 4 islands · Nov – Dec 196664 specimens · 9 stops · 26 days
• 9 islands · Jul – Oct 1967303 specimens · 29 stops · 95 days
• 3 islands of the United States · Oct – Dec 1967238 specimens · 14 stops · 40 days
• 25 islands · Mar – Dec 19681,676 specimens · 99 stops · 261 days
• 6 islands of Chile · Jan – Mar 1969503 specimens · 38 stops · 78 days
• 5 islands of Micronesia · Jun – Nov 1969322 specimens · 40 stops · 139 days
• 15 islands of Palau · Mar – May 1970432 specimens · 21 stops · 54 days
• Oʻahu and Hawaiʻi Island · Jul – Oct 1970117 specimens · 19 stops · 83 days
• 27 islands · Dec 1970 – May 19712,367 specimens · 98 stops · 175 days
• 5 islands · Jun – Dec 1971221 specimens · 23 stops · 158 days
• 3 islands · Dec 1971 – Apr 1972108 specimens · 28 stops · 120 days
• 6 islands · 1–15 Jun 1972112 specimens · 10 stops · 15 days
• 10 islands · Jan – Apr 1973499 specimens · 49 stops · 110 days
• 12 islands · Jun – Sep 1973770 specimens · 45 stops · 83 days
• 4 islands of Réunion · Oct – Dec 1973565 specimens · 45 stops · 78 days
• Tutuila Island and Tutuila · Apr – May 1974129 specimens · 14 stops · 21 days
• 15 islands of Israel · Sep – Oct 1974454 specimens · 30 stops · 42 days
• Enewetak Atoll and Kwajalein Atoll · Nov – Dec 197462 specimens · 9 stops · 24 days
• 14 islands of Sri Lanka · Jan – Apr 1975811 specimens · 56 stops · 88 days
• 10 islands · May – Jul 1975457 specimens · 30 stops · 79 days
• 7 islands of Israel · Sep – Nov 1975284 specimens · 25 stops · 39 days
• Kwajalein Atoll and Enewetak Atoll · Mar – Apr 197646 specimens · 5 stops · 13 days
• 10 islands of Egypt · Jul – Aug 197680 specimens · 19 stops · 44 days
• 35 islands · Feb – Sep 19771,178 specimens · 101 stops · 216 days
• Enewetak Atoll and Kwajalein Atoll · Apr – May 197855 specimens · 8 stops · 17 days
• 12 islands · Jun – Sep 1978840 specimens · 52 stops · 92 days
• New Caledonia and Uvea Island · 2–16 Jan 197988 specimens · 10 stops · 15 days
• 13 islands · Feb – Jun 1979344 specimens · 33 stops · 111 days
• 14 islands · Jan – Apr 1980346 specimens · 38 stops · 101 days
• 4 islands · May – Jun 1981142 specimens · 7 stops · 14 days
• Red Sea and Jeddah · 1–17 May 198275 specimens · 9 stops · 17 days
• 8 islands of the Marshall Islands · Sep – Dec 1982435 specimens · 30 stops · 84 days
• 5 islands · Feb – Mar 1983426 specimens · 24 stops · 37 days
• Enewetak Atoll and Hawaiʻi Island · Jul – Aug 198367 specimens · 9 stops · 35 days
• Bahrain · Oct – Nov 1983150 specimens · 14 stops · 39 days
• 4 islands · Jan – Mar 1984376 specimens · 20 stops · 38 days