Marine

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

Genus

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Sousa sahulensis

Australian humpbacks differ slightly from the other three humpback dolphin species in overall length, number of …

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 …

Myoxocephalus quadricornis

The fourhorn sculpin has a large, lumpy head with protruding lips and four bony protuberances. Vertebrae: …

Myoxocephalus polyacanthocephalus

The body of the great sculpin is rather thick and naked, without bony plates or spines. …

Sousa plumbea

These dolphins have smooth skin, a broad and high forehead, and their eyes are on the …

Sousa chinensis

The Indo-Pacific humpback dolphin has a strong, stocky body. The eyes are relatively small. Fins and …

Coryphaena hippurus

The name "Coryphaena" is derived from the Greek κορυφή - head, and the species name from …

Myoxocephalus jaok

The head of the plain sculpin is depressed with bony spines and ridges on its upper …

Coryphaena equiselis

The body of the Pompano dolphinfish is elongated, compressed at the sides, with the greatest height …

Myoxocephalus scorpius

The head is broad and spiny, the body is strong and scaleless. There are two conspicuous …

Myoxocephalus verrucosus

It is externally similar to the shorthorn sculpin but is slightly larger. The head of the …