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• To rectify this, " Caranx praeustus " was selected to be the type species of the genus.
• The name " Caranx ( Carangoides ) dasson " is still currently considered to be invalid by taxonomic authorities.
• The longrakered trevally was first William Macleay's " Caranx mandibularis " entering common usage before priority was established.
• The species was later transferred to " Caranx " and then to " Carangoides ", where it has remained.
• The species was first properly John Nichols argued it was a subspecies, creating the trinomial name " Caranx hippos caninus ".
• Further revisions recognised the priority of " Caranx radiatus " as the first description and agreed with the placement in a monotypic genus.
• It was originally described as a species of the jackfish genus " Caranx ", of which it has a superficially similar outline to.
• It was found alongside a number of extinct and extant carangid genera including " Caranx " and " Usacaranx " ( extinct ).
• In the same volume he described " Caranx leptolepis ", Cuvier also described " Caranx mertensii " based on a sketch alone.
• In the same volume he described " Caranx leptolepis ", Cuvier also described " Caranx mertensii " based on a sketch alone.
• It differs from " Caranx ", and almost all other jackfish, in that it has very large, very pronounced scutes along its lateral line.
• It is the largest fish in the genus " Caranx ", growing to a maximum known size of 170 cm and a weight of 80 turbid waters.
• It is taken using trawls, purse seines and hook and line gear, and is generally counted with other species of " Caranx " in a catch.
• The species has been variably placed in either " Carangoides " or " Caranx " since 1801, with the status of the species still somewhat ambiguous.
• All species in " Caranx " are of at least minor importance to fisheries, but a number are much more so due to their abundance in certain regions.
• The sketch may be of " Caranx vinctus ", however it is not anatomically detailed, and the species is rendered a " nomen dubium ".
• ""'Caranx " "'is a genus of tropical to subtropical offshore regions, ranging from estuaries and bays to deep reefs and offshore islands.
• Francis Day named a species of fish after him as " Caranx bidii ", but this is now considered a junior synonym of " Selaroides leptolepis ".
• In 1871, Carl Benjamin Klunzinger once again proposed a new subspecies ( or variety ) name for the fish, " Caranx fulvoguttatus " var . " flava ".
• With the advent of carangid taxonomy, the species was transferred first to " Caranx " and finally to " Carangoides ", where it has remained to this day.