Chelmonops truncatus – Eastern Talma

No species profile is available for Chelmonops truncatus – Eastern Talma.

Australia has a number of species that have “sister” species in the East and West. The current has separated populations of fish which created separate similar species over time. Chelmonops truncatus is commonly called Eastern Talma. Its “sister” specie is Chelmonops curiosus or Western Talma. They can be told apart by the dorsal and anal fins. These are more elongated and pointier in Chelmonops curiosus.

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Doug Anderson
John TurnbullCC BY-NC-SA 2.0

Additional information

Family

Genus

Species

truncatus

First described by

Rudolf Kner

Minimum length

20

Length maximum

22

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