Glossogobius giuris

IngliżHead flattened, lower jaw projecting; body pale without longitudinal lines (Ref. 4967). Dorsal fins with small spots forming longitudinal stripes (Ref. 2798). Pelvic fins jointed but attached to the body only from their anterior part. The body is brownish yellow with 5 to 6 dark and rounded spots on its sides. Some specimens living on dark substrates can be very dark also. Some living on very light substrates show an ivory coloration. Dorsal fins are light with brownish spots. Pelvic fins are grey. Pectorals and caudal are grey and often hyaline (Ref. 48660).

• Glossogobius giurus (Hamilton, 1822)
• Euctenogobius striatus Day, 1868
• Acentrogobius giuris (Hamilton, 1822)
• Glossigobius giuris (Hamilton, 1822)
• Gobius giuris Hamilton, 1822
• Gobius grandidieri Playfair, 1868
• Gobius giurus Hamilton, 1822
• Gobius grandidierii Playfair, 1868
• Glossogobius tenuiformis Fowler, 1934
• Gobius phiopsilosoma Bleeker, 1849
• Glossogabius giuris (Hamilton, 1822)
• Gobius catebus Valenciennes, 1837
• Glossogobius gutum (Hamilton, 1822)
• Gobius kora Valenciennes, 1837
• Awaous gutum (Hamilton, 1822)
• Glossogobius giuris giuris (Hamilton, 1822)
• Gobius kurpah Sykes, 1839
• Gobius gutum Hamilton, 1822
• Gobius phaiospilosoma Bleeker, 1849
• Gobius striatus (Day, 1868)
• Gobius russelli Cuvier, 1829
• Gobius spectabilis Günther, 1861
• Gobius russelii Cuvier, 1829
• Gobius sublitus Cantor, 1849
• Glossogobius guirus (Hamilton, 1822)