The sand sole common to the Mediterranean: Solea (Pegusa) theophilus (Risso, 1810).

The sand sole common to the Mediterranean: Solea (Pegusa) theophilus (Risso, 1810).

Two sympatric species were recently evidenced in the Atlanto-Mediterranean area. One of them, especially frequent in the eastem Atlantic and rare in the Mediterranean, must be called Solea (Pegusa) lascaris (Risso, 1810). But for the other, rather Mediterranean species various names are used by the...

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