Atlantic wolffish
Anarhichas lupus
The body of the Atlantic wolffish is elongated, tapering to the tail, and covered with fine …
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Anarhichas lupus
The body of the Atlantic wolffish is elongated, tapering to the tail, and covered with fine …
Anarhichas orientalis
The body is elongated, somewhat compressed at the sides, and covered with cycloid scales. The Bering …
Conger oceanicus
Conger are distinguished from moray eels by having pectoral fins (morays have none) and by the …
Hexagrammos octogrammus
The characteristic feature of this species, the fork of the 4th lateral line at the base …
Anarhichas denticulatus
The body is elongated, but taller than other anarhichids, tapering to a tail stalk covered with …
Hexagrammos lagocephalus
There are two forms: Asian and American. In the Asian form the supraorbital lobes are short …
Conger verreauxi
The fish is named after Kaup's friend Julius "Jules" Verreaux (1807-1873), a botanist, ornithologist and naturalist …
Anarhichas minor
The body is moderately elongated. The head is large. Coulter row of teeth does not protrude …
Conger myriaster
The lower jaw of these fishes is of moderate size, the teeth in the lower jaw …
Anarhichas lupus
The wolffish has no pelvic fins, and the dorsal fin, which begins just behind the head, …