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Smoothhead Sculpin Pictures - images of Artedius lateralis |
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The Smoothhead Sculpin (Artedius lateralis) is easily mistaken for the scalyhead sculpin Artedius harringtoni. It can be distinguished by its more sloped head and longer snout and by the lack of antlers. It also has a band of scales running down each flank above the lateral line but in the smoothhead sculpin the 'tire track' of scales is not present forward of the first dorsal. These smoothhead sculpin pictures are available for commercial licensing. For further information regarding usage please e-mail MarineLifePics.
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