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blank	no data
-	absent	L	localised
X	extinct 'naturally'	W	widespread
XQi	quarantine intercepted	R	recent
XQe	eradicated	?	query preceding category
P	present	T?	taxonomic query
S	seasonal	nn	present, said to have no name
O	occasional	?1	present, name not investigated
++++	very common	?2	presence not verified, no name recorded
+++	common	N/A	absent, name not expected
++	uncommon
+	rare
Cook Islands islands: RR =Rarotonga, MG = Mangaia, AT =‘Ātiu, MK=Ma‘uke, MT=Miti‘āro, AK=Aitutaki, PL=Palmerston, PN=Penrhyn, MN=Manuae, TK=Takūtea, TN=Tongareva (TS=Tongaleva Spoken, TW=Tongareva Written, they say "el" but write "r"), MH=Manihiki, RK=Rakahanga, PK=Pukapuka, NS=Nassau, SW=Suwarrow. After a Polynesian name: ^=orthography query. Countries and other: FIJ=Fiji, WT=Wallis & Futuna, SAM=Samoa, TON=Tonga, NIU=Niue, CK=Cook Islands, CKM=Cook Islands Māori, FP=French Polynesia, AUS=Australs, SOC=Societies, TAH=Tahiti, TUA=Tuamotus, MQS=Marquesas, MNG=Mangareva, PIT=Pitcain group, EAS=Easter Island, HAW=Hawai‘i, NZ=New Zealand, NZM=New Zealand Māori

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Balistapus undulatus Orangestriped Triggerfish Kōkiri Tavake (AT)	Balistoides conspicullum Clown Triggerfish	Balistoides viridescens Moustache Triggerfish Kōkiri Tua (AK)
Canthidermis maculatus Rough Triggerfish	Melichthys niger Black Triggerfish Kōkiri Kerekere (MK)	Melichthys vidua Pinktail Triggerfish Kōkiri Iku-tea
Odonus niger Redtooth Triggerfish	Pseudobalistes flavimarginatus Yellowmargin Triggerfish Molokuo (PK)	Pseudobalistes fuscus Blue Triggerfish Kōkiri
Rhinecanthus aculeatus Picasso Triggerfish Kōkiri Toka	Rhinecanthus lunula Halfmoon Picassofish	Rhinecanthus rectangulus Wedge Picassofish Kōkiri Tua
Sufflamen bursa Scythe Triggerfish Kōkiri Humu (MH)	Xanthichthys caeruleolineatus Bluelined Triggerfish Kōkiri	Xanthichthys mento Crosshatch Triggerfish

Citation Information

McCormack, Gerald (2007) Cook Islands Biodiversity Database, Version 2007.2. Cook Islands Natural Heritage Trust, Rarotonga. Online at http://cookislands.bishopmuseum.org.
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