Blue grenadier
Macruronus novaezelandiae
Body very elongated and compressed, tail tapering towards the end. Vertebrae: 78-81.
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Macruronus novaezelandiae
Body very elongated and compressed, tail tapering towards the end. Vertebrae: 78-81.
Limanda limanda
A distinctive feature of the common dab is the lateral line with a curve above the …
Limanda proboscidea
The lateral line forms a high arch above the base of the pectoral fin. The pectoral …
Macrourus berglax
The body is elongated, highest near the first dorsal fin and tapering towards the rear end. …
Limanda sakhalinensis
The body of the Sakhalin sole is elongated and oval-shaped. It has a small mouth and …
Limanda punctatissima
The speckled flounder has a strongly compressed, oval body typical of flatfishes. Its most distinctive feature …
Macrourus whitsoni
The eyes of the Whitson's grenadier are relatively large. The muzzle is short, moderately pointed, usually …
Limanda aspera
Body large and broad, mouth small. The lateral line is strongly curved above the pectoral fins. …