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Spotted
Bay Bass
Paralabrax maculatofasciatus
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Labrax
is European sea bass. Maculatofasciatus: mixture of
two Latin words, 'spotted' and 'banded.' |
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| Common
Names: |
Spotted
bay bass, spotties, spotted sand bass. |
| Identifying
Characteristics: |
High
3rd dorsal spine, many spots all over body. Colorful
with colors ranging from gray, greens, tans. Bright
oranges and yellows on underside of jaws and belly.
Showing at times heavy vertical bands.
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| Range
and Locations: |
From
Central California to Mexico.
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