BLACK-DOTTED GROUPER

Epinephelus stictus

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IUCN Red List Status: NOT EVALUATED

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Epinephelus stictus Randall and Allen, 1987

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- Chordates +
  - Ray-finned fishes +
    - Perch-like fishes +
      - Sea basses: groupers and fairy basslets +
        
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        Black-dotted grouper
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Occurs over mud and sand substrata. Caught by trawling at depths ranging from 37 to 142 m. The small size and poor edible quality probably accounts for its low value in the markets.

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