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Download fileTotal volume of lionfish species imported into the United States from April 2016–2017.
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posted on 2019-08-15, 17:43 authored by Timothy J. Lyons, Quenton M. Tuckett, Jeffrey E. HillBlack bars indicate records in the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s LEMIS database. Red bar indicates P. volitans collected in Florida (invaded range). Green arrow indicates P. sphex and D. barberi collected from the Hawaiian Islands. Reported volume of D. barberi = 32, P. heterura = 11, P. mombasae = 2. The quantity of P. sphex was unavailable because a single commercial collector reported landings, therefore trade volume was deemed proprietary by the Hawaiian Division of Aquatic Resources.
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