St. Paul's fingerfin
St. Paul's fingerfin, "Nemadactylus monodactylus", is a species of morwong native to the waters around Île Saint-Paul and Île Amsterdam in the Indian Ocean. It has also been reported from Tristan da Cunha, Vima Mount on the west coast of South Africa, and off Australia and New Zealand.

This species reaches a size of approximately 60 cm, and is benthopelagic, feeding on both bottom-dwelling and open-water organisms. Like other species of morwongs, it is occasionally harvested by commercial fisheries, but the effects of this on the overall species population have been relatively little studied.
Q675729
morwong
Concept
Q204821
Île Saint-Paul
LOC
Q194215
Île Amsterdam
LOC
Q1239
Indian Ocean
LOC
Q220982
Tristan da Cunha
LOC
Q258
South Africa
LOC
Q408
Australia
LOC
Q664
New Zealand
LOC
Q5255177
benthopelagic
UNK
Q2197445
St. Paul's fingerfin
Concept
+60^^http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#decimal
60
NUMBER
located in or next to body of water
located in or next to body of water