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Fishes of Kaloko-Honokohau National Historical Park is an illustrated
list of fishes occurring within the park -- each name linked to a species
by family. If illustrations are available, thumbnail pictures on the family
list pages link to enlarged photos.
Or, you can browse pages of illustrations arranged by family. With some
browsers holding your curser on the image will pop up the fish name. (There,
clicking on any image links to the enlarged photo).
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1. Sharks, morays, conger eels, halfbeaks
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2. Squirrelfish, cornetfish, pipefish, devilfish
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3. Groupers, flagtails, hawkfish, cardinalfish
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4. Scads, jacks, emperors
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5. Mullets, goatfish, chubs
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6. Butterflyfishes
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7. Angelfish, damselfishes
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8. Wrasses
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9. Parrotfish, blennies, gobies
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10. Moorish idol, surgeonfish (part 1.)
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11. Surgeonfish (part 2.)
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12. Triggerfish, filefish, trunkfish, puffers
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Marine Invertebrates of Kaloko-Honokohau list invertebrates
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Birds of Kaloko-Honokohau list
birds
The principal
sources of the fishes listed here are from: Beets, J.E., E.
Brown and A. Friedlander. 2006. Inventory of marine veterbrate species and
fish-habitat utilization patterns in coastal waters off four National Parks in
Hawaii. National Park Service, Inventory and Monitoring Program, Pacific Island
Network, Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, HI. 65 pp., (view
this report in pdf), and
Parrish, J., G. Smith, and J. Norris. 1990. Resources of the marine
waters of Kaloko-Honokohau National Historical Park. Cooperative
National Park Resources Study Unit, Technical Report 74. Dept of Botany,
Univ of Hawaii. Honolulu. 118 pp. (download
this report in pdf)
Names
of fishes listed here are based upon John Randall, 2007, Reef and Shore Fishes
of the Hawaiian Islands. University of Hawaii Press.
This website was developed from the National Park Service
Inventory and Monitoring website -- available for searches at https://irma.nps.gov/App/Species/Search.
Included are data from a report on fishes of Kaloko Honokahau National
Historical Park dated May 5 2016..
 Learn
more about the NPSpecies Inventorying and Monitoring Program.
National Park Service contacts: <harryb001@hawaii.rr.com>
or <sallie_beavers@nps.gov>
Page last updated 13 June 2016.
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