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Thursday, August 5, 2010

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Peruvian anchovy (Engraulis ringens). Photo Credits: Víctor Aramayo

Gills of Engraulis ringens (Peruvian anchovy). Photo Credits: Víctor Aramayo

A dorsal view of Scomber japonicus (Chub mackerel). Photo Credits: Víctor Aramayo

The blind side of a Fine flounder | Lenguado (Paralichthys adspersus). Photo Credits: Víctor Aramayo

Bonito (Sarda chiliensis) at local (Peruvian) markets. Photo Credits: Víctor Aramayo

Up: Scomber japonicus (Chub mackerel) & Down: Engraulis ringes (Peruvian anchovy). Photo Credits: Víctor Aramayo

Peruvian anchovy | Anchoveta (Engraulis ringens). Photo Credits: Víctor Aramayo

Coryphaena hippurus | Dorado | Perico | Mai Mai. Photo Credits: Víctor Aramayo

A more fresh Coryphaena hippurus (Dorado | Perico | Mai Mai), captured with line and hook. Photo Credits: Víctor Aramayo

Scomber japonicus (Chub mackerel). Photo Credits: Víctor Aramayo

Dosidicus gigas (Giant Squid). Photo Credits: Víctor Aramayo

Juvenile Giant squids (Dosidicus gigas) swimming in surface waters off Paita (Northen Peru). Photo Credits: Víctor Aramayo

Cabinza grunt | Cabinza (Isacia conceptionis). Photo Credits: Víctor Aramayo

Peruvian rock seabass | Cabrilla (Paralabrax humeralis). Photo Credits: Víctor Aramayo

Bonito (Sarda chiliensis). Photo Credits: Víctor Aramayo

Liza (Mugil cephalus). Photo Credits: Víctor Aramayo

Lorna drum | Lorna (Sciaena deliciosa). Photo Credits: Víctor Aramayo

Common Dolphin | Delfín común (Delphinus delphis). Photo Credits: Víctor Aramayo

A colony of Peruvian pelicans (Pelecanus thagus). Photo Credits: Víctor Aramayo

Ancon Bay - Central Peru. Photo Credits: Víctor Aramayo

Little blue heron | Garza azul (Egretta caerulea). Photo Credits: Víctor Aramayo

Inca tern | Gaviotín zarcillo | Zarcillo | Charrán inca (Larosterna inca). Photo Credits: Víctor Aramayo

Microalgal bloom in Northen Peru (Noctiluca sp.) Photo Credits: Víctor Aramayo

Macroalgal bloom (La Punta - Callao, Central Peru). Photo Credits: Víctor Aramayo

Macroalgae | Aracanto negro (Lessonia spp.) Photo Credits: Víctor Aramayo

Traditional artisanal fisher (Barranca - Central Peru). Photo Credits: Víctor Aramayo

Sunset in Paita Bay (Northen Peru). Photo Credits: Víctor Aramayo

San Bartolo Bay (Central Peru). Photo Credits: Víctor Aramayo

Sunset in Chicama - Northern Peru. Photo Credits: Víctor Aramayo

Scomberesox spp in Northern Peru (~5°S) (mouth fragmented). Photo credits: Víctor Aramayo