In addition to the definitions and acronyms in § 622.2, the terms and acronyms used in this subpart have the following meanings:
Coral means any or all species, or a part thereof, of coral occurring in the EEZ around St. Thomas and St. John, including any or all species, or a part thereof, of soft corals and gorgonians in Order Alcyonacea; sea pens and sea pensies in Order Pennatulacea; black corals in Order Antipatharia; and stony corals in Order Scleractinia; and, within Order Anthoatheacata, fire corals in Family Milleporidae and lace corals in Family Stylasteridae.
Coral reef resource means any or all species, or a part thereof, of coral, sea cucumber, and sea urchin.
Pelagic fish means any or all species, or a part thereof, as follows:
Class or family
| Scientific name
| English common name
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Dolphinfishes—Coryphaenidae | Coryphaena hippurus | Dolphinfish.
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Mackerels and tunas—Scombridae | Acanthocybium solandri | Wahoo. |
Queen conch means the species Lobatus gigas, or a part thereof.
Reef fish means any or all species, or a part thereof, as follows:
Class or family
| Scientific name
| English common name
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Angelfishes—Pomacanthidae | Pomacanthus paru | French angelfish.
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| Pomacanthus arcuatus | Gray angelfish.
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| Holacanthus ciliaris | Queen angelfish.
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Groupers—Serranidae | Mycteroperca bonaci | Black grouper.
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| Cephalopholis fulva | Coney.
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| Epinephelus itajara | Goliath grouper.
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| Hyporthodus mystacinus | Misty grouper.
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| Epinephelus striatus | Nassau grouper.
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| Epinephelus morio | Red grouper.
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| Epinephelus guttatus | Red hind.
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| Mycteroperca tigris | Tiger grouper.
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| Hyporthodus flavolimbatus | Yellowedge grouper.
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| Mycteroperca venenosa | Yellowfin grouper.
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| Mycteroperca interstitialis | Yellowmouth grouper.
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Grunts—Haemulidae | Haemulon sciurus | Bluestriped grunt.
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| Haemulon album | Margate.
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| Haemulon plumierii | White grunt.
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Jacks—Carangidae | Caranx crysos | Blue runner.
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Parrotfishes—Scaridae | Scarus coeruleus | Blue parrotfish.
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| Scarus coelestinus | Midnight parrotfish.
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| Scarus taeniopterus | Princess parrotfish.
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| Scarus vetula | Queen parrotfish.
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| Scarus guacamaia | Rainbow parrotfish.
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| Sparisoma aurofrenatum | Redband parrotfish.
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| Sparisoma rubripinne | Redfin parrotfish.
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| Sparisoma chrysopterum | Redtail parrotfish.
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| Sparisoma viride | Stoplight parrotfish.
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| Scarus iseri | Striped parrotfish.
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Porgies—Sparidae | Calamus bajonado | Jolthead porgy.
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| Calamus calamus | Saucereye porgy.
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| Archosargus rhomboidalis | Sea bream.
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| Calamus penna | Sheepshead porgy.
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Snappers—Lutjanidae | Apsilus dentatus | Black snapper.
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| Lutjanus buccanella | Blackfin snapper.
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| Lutjanus synagris | Lane snapper.
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| Lutjanus analis | Mutton snapper.
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| Etelis oculatus | Queen snapper.
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| Lutjanus vivanus | Silk snapper.
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| Rhomboplites aurorubens | Vermilion snapper.
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| Ocyurus chrysurus | Yellowtail snapper.
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Surgeonfishes—Acanthuridae | Acanthurus coeruleus | Blue tang.
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| Acanthurus chirurgus | Doctorfish.
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| Acanthurus tractus | Ocean surgeonfish.
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Triggerfishes—Balistidae | Balistes vetula | Queen triggerfish.
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Wrasses—Labridae | Lachnolaimus maximus | Hogfish. |
Sea cucumber means any or all species, or a part thereof, in Class Holothuroidea and occurring in the EEZ of St. Thomas and St. John.
Sea urchin means any or all species of sea urchin, or a part thereof, in Class Echinoidea and occurring in the EEZ of St. Thomas and St. John.
Spiny lobster trap means a trap and its component parts, including the lines and buoys, used for or capable of taking spiny lobster and meeting the spiny lobster trap construction specifications of this subpart.