Talk:Parioglossus marginalis

Copyright problem
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common name
Hi there Divingpetrel, I got caught in an edit conflict, making identical changes you have just made to the article. I note however, that the edit comment in your move to the scientific name you said you can find no evidence that this fish is in fact called the dart goby. You may have missed this (not sure whether we want to add that to the reference list). However, this is not a particularly common fish and not well known, so I agree that leaving it at the scientific name makes sense. - Nick Thorne  talk  01:46, 9 February 2014 (UTC)