pink snapper
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pink snapper (plural pink snappers)
- (Australia, Western Australia) The fish Chrysophrys auratus (or Pagrus auratus).
- Synonyms: Australasian snapper, pinky, snapper, schnapper, silver seabream, squirefish
- 2001, R. J. Slack-Smith, Fishing with Traps and Pots, Food and Agriculture Organization, page 33:
- These traps are used in southern Australia to take leatherjackets (Monocanthidae) in deeper waters of the continental shelf and pink snappers (Pagridae) and other bottom-dwelling fish in shallower waters.
- 2006, Kurt Blanksby, Fishing Guide to Western Australia, Revised edition, page 52:
- Like the dhufish, the pink snapper is high up on the list of popular species that anglers love to catch.
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- Relationships among partial and whole lengths and weights for Western Australian Pink Snapper Chrysophrys auratus (Sparidae), Moran and Burton, at the Western Australian Department of Fisheries [1].