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Normanichthys crockeri
''Normanichthys crockeri'', the mote sculpin, is a ray-finned fish, the only member of the family Normanichthyidae. It is found in tropical South Pacific waters, from Chimbote, Peru, to Isla Mocha, Chile, where it is found at depths from . This fish reaches a length of up to . Common names for the species in Spanish include ''camotillo'' (in Peru) and ''bacaladillo'' (in Chile).
==Taxonomy==
''Normanichthys crockeri'' was first described by the American zoologist Howard Walton Clark in 1937, the generic name ''Normanichthys'' being given in honour of the British ichthyiologist John Roxburgh Norman who was taking part in Discovery Investigations at the time, undertaking research into whales and their ecology in the Southern Ocean. The fish seemed to have few affinities with other known species, and a new genus and family were erected to accommodate it.
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