Marine

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

Genus

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Thunnus alalunga

The albacore has long pectoral fins that reach a point behind the anal fin, as well …

Conger oceanicus

Conger are distinguished from moray eels by having pectoral fins (morays have none) and by the …

Thunnus tonggol

The longtail's body is torpedo-shaped, elongated, high in the midsection and tapering sharply towards the tail. …

Triglops murrayi

The moustache sculpin is distinguished by its relatively tall body. The height of the head at …

Thunnus orientalis

The fish has an elongated, spindle-shaped body that tapers sharply towards the tail. The height of …

Triglops pingelii

Ribbed sculpins have a flattened, low body, a low caudal peduncle, and long unpaired fins. They …

Conger verreauxi

The fish is named after Kaup's friend Julius "Jules" Verreaux (1807-1873), a botanist, ornithologist and naturalist …

Thunnus obesus

This species is characterized by a stocky body and large eyes. As a rule, there are …

Thunnus atlanticus

The pectoral fins of the fish reach somewhere between the twelfth dorsal spine and the beginning …

Thunnus thynnus

Body shape typical of tuna. Bluefin tuna has a fusiform body, compressed and stocky in front. …

Thunnus albacares

This is probably the most colorful of all tuna. The back is blue-black, turning to silver …

Conger myriaster

The lower jaw of these fishes is of moderate size, the teeth in the lower jaw …