Species Guide — Subphylum

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Vertebrata

Every species recorded at or below this subphylum.
Animalia › Chordata

148 species documented

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Green Australian Map shape with the word Endemic over it

Melbourne Skate

Spiniraja whitleyi

Green Australian Map shape with the word Endemic over it

Metallic Cool-Skink

Carinascincus metallicus

A school of black and silver fish under water

Green Australian Map shape with the word Endemic over it

Image of Tasmania map with the words No Conservation Status

Enoplosus armatus

Green Australian Map shape with the word Native over it

Larus pacificus

Green Australian Map shape with the word Endemic over it

Pencil Weed Whiting

Siphonognathus beddomei

Green Australian Map shape with the word Native over it

Phalacrocorax varius

Green Australian Map shape with the word Native over it

Pied Oystercatcher

Haematopus longirostris

Green Australian Map shape with the word Native over it

Port Jackson Shark

Heterodontus portusjacksoni

Green Australian Map shape with the word Endemic over it

Prickly Toadfish

Contusus brevicaudus

Green Australian Map shape with the word Native over it

Notolabrus fucicola

Green Australian Map shape with the word Native over it

Heteroscarus acroptilus

Red Australian Map shape with the word introduced over it

Oncorhynchus mykiss

Green Australian Map shape with the word Endemic over it

River Blackfish

Gadopsis marmoratus

Green Australian Map shape with the word Native over it

Aplodactylus lophodon

Green Australian Map shape with the word Endemic over it

Platycephalus laevigatus

Green Australian Map shape with the word Native over it

Genypterus tigerinus

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A small brown and white crab underwater

Three-Pronged Spider Crab Halicarcinus ovatus

This one is about 8mm in size <br><br> #tasmania #tasmaniaparks #marinebiology #discovertasmania #visitnorthtas #instatasmania #seetasmania #tomahawk #lutruwita #dorsettasmania #northeasttasmania #visitnortheasttasmania

Thin white bivalve shells laying on sand

Limaria imitans

Limaria imitans a marine bivalve species washed up along Tomahawk Beach

A sea-slug on a rock underwater

Macleay’s sea-slug (Baeolidia macleayi)

Macleay’s sea-slug (Baeolidia macleayi)<br><br> https://tomahawk.org.au/flora-fauna/view-species/baeolidia-macleayi

Hermit crab in a shell underwater

A small hermit crab species this guy is under 10mm in size