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Pseudocheilinus citrinus in life
In life — Citric Wrasse, photographed by an iNaturalist observer, not this specimen. (c) Malcolm Francis, some rights reserved (CC BY-NC), uploaded by Malcolm Francis
BPBM 16879IchthyologyParatype

Pseudocheilinus citrinus

Citric Wrasse

As recorded: Pseudocheilinus citrinus Randall, 1999

Animalia › Chordata › Perciformes › Labridae

Collected by
J.E. Randall, D.B. Cannoy, J.R. Haywood, R.R. Costello, J.D. Bryant, and S.R. ChristianJames Bryant →Dean B. Cannoy →Steve R. Christian →Rich Costello →Jim Haywood →Johnson Randall →
Date
January 6, 1971
Locality
Pitcairn Island; N side; off Gannet Ridge; reef called "The Bear"
Depth
42 m
Type status
Paratype
Record type
Preserved specimen
9 Bishop specimens of Pseudocheilinus citrinus · collected 1970–1971Species page ›

Collected the same day

On January 6, 1971, J.E. Randall, D.B. Cannoy, J.R. Haywood, R.R. Costello, J.D. Bryant, and S.R. Christian also collected 24+ other specimens.

Pseudocheilinus citrinus observed alive

This specimen was collected in 1971. Since 2000, iNaturalist observers have recorded 1 research-grade sighting in the wild, most recently on 2004-06-21.

Observations and photos from iNaturalist, shown only when openly licensed.

Cite this specimen

Pseudocheilinus citrinus. BPBM 16879. Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum, Honolulu. GBIF occurrence 38244082. Accessed via explore.bishopmuseum.org/specimens/i/16879.

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