Alaska pollock
Gadus chalcogrammus
Alaska pollack have very large eyes and a very short tendril under the lower lip. The …
Guide to marine fish with sorting and selection options by family, feeding method, size, and other important characteristics.
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Gadus chalcogrammus
Alaska pollack have very large eyes and a very short tendril under the lower lip. The …
Caranx sexfasciatus
They have an elongated, slightly compressed body covered with small cycloid scales. The thorax is completely …
Caranx lugubris
They have a body shape similar to other Caranx species - elongated, compressed, with the dorsal …
Caranx heberi
Blacktip trevally has a compressed elongated body with the dorsal profile much more convex than the …
Caranx melampygus
Body elongated, slightly compressed at the sides, covered with small cycloid scales. The thorax is completely …
Roa modesta
The body of these fishes is large, short, strongly compressed at the sides. The head is …
Gadus morhua
The Atlantic cod has three dark dorsal fins and two dark anal fins, none of which …
The Pacific cod, characteristic of the cod family, has three distinct dorsal fins, two anal fins, …
Caranx ignobilis
Body elongate, slightly compressed at the sides, covered with small cycloid scales. Thorax without scales. Upper …
Gadus ogac
Externally, the Greenland cod is similar to other cod species. Head is elongated and broad, 25.0-25.2% …
Seriola rivoliana
The body and fins may be a uniform dark brown, dark bluish-green, bronze, or metallic gray, …
Caranx ruber
The Bar jack is silvery, with a dark bluish stripe on the back that runs from …
Caranx hippos; Caranx caninus
Both species are bluish-green or greenish gold on the back and silvery or yellowish on the …
Caranx latus
The horse-eye is silvery, with yellow caudal fins and usually darker edges on the dorsal and …
Caranx bartholomaei
Silver with a yellow cast, the yellow jack has a bluish back and strongly yellowed flanks, …
Caranx crysos
The body is bluish-green to coppery-silver, silvery, or light olive. The upper end of the gill …