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Family: Guitarridae



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8 species (see list below)
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Coelodischela massa
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Euchelipluma congeri
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Max. Length 12 cm H
 
Euchelipluma pristina
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Guitarra davidconryi
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Guitarra exoclavata
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Guitarra fimbriata
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Guitarra indica
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Guitarra sigmatifera
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Scientific Name English Name Distribution Max. Length (cm) Year
Coelodischela massa Western Central Pacific. 1983
Euchelipluma congeri Western Central Atlantic. 1936
Euchelipluma pristina Atlantic and Caribbean. 12 H 1909
Guitarra davidconryi Atlantic and Caribbean. 2020
Guitarra exoclavata Western Central Pacific. 1993
Guitarra fimbriata Atlantic Ocean 1874
Guitarra indica Western Central Pacific 1916
Guitarra sigmatifera Western Central Pacific 1916



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