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Family: Amaryllilidae



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9 species (see list below)
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Bamarooka anomala
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Bamarooka bathycephala
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Bamarooka dinjerra
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Bamarooka endota
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Bamarooka kimbla
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Bamarooka tropicalis
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Erikus dahli
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Pseudamaryllis andresi
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Wonga wonga
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Scientific Name English Name Distribution Max. Length (cm) Year
Bamarooka anomala Indo-West Pacific 2002
Bamarooka bathycephala Indo-West Pacific 1888
Bamarooka dinjerra Indo-West Pacific 2002
Bamarooka endota Indo-West Pacific 2002
Bamarooka kimbla Western Central Pacific 2002
Bamarooka tropicalis Indo-West Pacific 2002
Erikus dahli Flash Southeast Pacific 1987
Pseudamaryllis andresi Western Central Pacific 1993
Wonga wonga Western Indian Ocean 2002



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