Ogilbia suarezae
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| Ogilbia suarezae Moller, Schwarzhans & Nielsen, 2005 |
Ogilbia suarezae is a species of fish of the genus Ogilbia found in the shallows of the Caribbean Sea. They are yellowish in color and live-bearers. Named in honor of Susan Suarez, a professor at Cornell University, in recognition of her careful study of the reproductive biology of Ogilbia cayorum.
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- Ogilbia suarezae Moller, Schwarzhans & Nielsen 2005, Aqua 10(4):194
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