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DescriptionChromisNiloticus.jpg	Oreochromis niloticus niloticus Syn.:Chromis niloticus
Date	1898
Source	Guide to the galleries of reptiles and fishes of the British Museum
Author	W H Flower
Permission (Reusing this file)	pd-old

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	14:35, 13 April 2007		890 × 594 (207 KB)	Shyamal	{{Information \|Description=Chromis niloticus \|Source=Guide to the galleries of reptiles and fishes of the British Museum \|Date=1898 \|Author=W H Flower \|Permission=pd-old \|other_versions= }} category:fish

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