Common bottlenose dolphin
Tursiops truncatus
The moderately developed "beak" is clearly separated from the convex frontal-nasal (fat) pad. The skull reaches …
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Tursiops truncatus
The moderately developed "beak" is clearly separated from the convex frontal-nasal (fat) pad. The skull reaches …
Coryphaena hippurus
The body is slender and streamlined, tapering sharply from head to tail. Large males, called bulls, …
Coryphaena equiselis
This species is almost identical to the common dolphin in coloring and general shape, although it …
Tursiops aduncus
Common bottlenose dolphins have a fairly stocky body, a medium-length beak, and high, curved dorsal fins, …
Monocentris japonica
The body of the Japanese pineapple fish is short, thick, covered with a kind of shell …
Coryphaena hippurus
The name "Coryphaena" is derived from the Greek κορυφή - head, and the species name from …
Monocentris japonica
The body of the pineconefish has distinctly large, coarse scales. In appearance, it looks exactly like …
Coryphaena equiselis
The body of the Pompano dolphinfish is elongated, compressed at the sides, with the greatest height …