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Updated 3/21/2015
Family
Labridae
HAWAII - ENDEMIC
Coris flavovittata 
Juvenile, Angel Ledge, Midway, 80 feet
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Subadult, Hanauma Bay, O'ahu, 25 feet |
Female, YO-257, Waikiki, O'ahu, 100 feet
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Juvenile, Sharks Cove, O'ahu, 30 feet |
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Juvenile, Makua, O'ahu, 35 feet
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Male, Fish Hole, Midway, 50 feet |
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Female, Sharks Cove, O'ahu, 15 feet
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Female, Makapu'u, O'ahu, 25 feet |
Male transition, Midway Atoll |
Male transition, Midway Atoll |
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BLACKSTRIPE or
YELLOWSTRIPE CORIS hilu
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Females are
uncommon on reefs exposed to surge at any depth, males rare, and
juveniles common during late spring and summer. Feeds upon
invertebrates. Attains 20 inches. Endemic to Hawai'i.
Males were formerly known as Coris lepomis.
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