| Original name | |
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| Check ECoF | |
| Current accepted name |
Yes |
| Status |
Accepted name |
| Status details |
senior synonym, original combination |
| Status ref. | |
| Etymology of generic noun |
Greek, enioi, -ai, -a = sometimes, some + Greek, nema = filament (Ref. 45335). |
| Etymology of specific epithet |
Name from the Greek 'tri' (three), 'acanthos' (spine), and 'poma' (opercle) referring to the maximum number of odontodes found in both opercles of the adult individuals, apparently a unique character among the species of the genus. |
| Link to references |
References using the name as accepted |
| Link to other databases |
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