Marine

Guide to marine fish with sorting and selection options by family, feeding method, size, and other important characteristics.

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Antimora rostrata

The body of Blue Antimora is elongated, spindle-shaped, slightly compressed at the sides in the caudal …

Micromesistius poutassou

The body is elongated and covered with very small, slightly falling cycloid scales. There is no …

Molva molva

These fish have an elongated body and a long head large mouth, which has large teeth, …

Symphodus tinca

The body is oval and flattened at the sides. The mouth is rather small, more or …

Merluccius merluccius

Body pronotal, moderately compressed at the sides, height 5,7-6,0 times less than body length. Head large, …

Pollachius pollachius

The European pollock is similar to the pollock. However, unlike its relative, the European pollock's lateral …

Merluccius productus

The body of the Pacific hake is elongated, slender, and moderately compressed. The head is elongated, …

Urophycis chuss

The body of the red hake is elongated. The caudal fin is truncated. There is a …

Merlangius merlangus

It has three dorsal fins separated by small slits. The third fin extends almost to the …

Eleginus nawaga

Eleginus nawaga is a close relative of E. gracilis, a related Pacific species.Navaga are characterized by …

Pollachius virens

It has an olive-green or greenish-brown color on top and yellowish-gray on the sides and belly, …

Microgadus tomcod

Characteristic of the cod family, the Atlantic tomcod has three dorsal and two anal fins, which …