There are four spines on the caudal peduncle. In males these are curved and preceded by a patch of bristles. The spines are smaller in females and juveniles.
The yellow markings vary a lot in this species with some only have a slight yellow shade to some having the yellow in the tail. The body colour also is varible. The ID images should help to give you some idea.
At a glance
Yellowstriped Leatherjacket at a glance
Distribution and map
Distribution provided by The Atlas of Living Australia
Classification
Classification
Synonyms
Synonyms
References and dates
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