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Chlopsis bicolor, commonly called the bicolor eel or bicolored false moray, is a marine eel in the family Chlopsidae. It is a demersal species recorded from the Atlantic Ocean and Mediterranean Sea, including waters from southern Florida and Mexico to southern Brazil and from Morocco to Mauritania....
A snake eel (Ophichthidae) identifiable by a conspicuous pale or dark collar-like band encircling the neck region, found in Indo-Pacific marine habitats.
False moray eels are marine eels in the family Chlopsidae. They resemble true morays because of their elongated bodies and small, concealed gill openings, but they differ in important anatomical features, including a reduced fin system and a distinct skull structure. Chlopsids are generally small an...
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