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  • Coris aygula, An Etymological Mystery

    By Joe Rowlett Fish2 years ago 0

    Scientific names are meant to convey meaning, but sometimes that meaning can get lost or obscured over time. An excellent example of this phenomenon can be seen with the Clown Coris or Twin-spot Wrasse, Coris aygula. In the annals of fish nomenclature, this is the only species to have ever been [...]