Marine

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

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Centroscyllium fabricii

The black dogfish has a rather stocky, laterally compressed body, a moderately long, thick, and flattened …

Barbus borysthenicus

The Dnieper barbel has a torpedo-shaped (fusiform) body that is somewhat thicker compared to the common …

Somniosus microcephalus

The head is elongated and the distance from the tip of the snout to the pectoral …

Leuciscus idus

The body of the ide is thick. It is distinguished by the following features: a shortened …

Dalatias licha

The kitefin shark has a moderately sized, elongate body with a short and blunt snout. The …

Rasbora philippina

These fish have 12 scales between the back of the head and the back. The beginning …

Echinorhinus cookei

They have a flabby, cylindrical body (adultsharks are much more massive than juveniles) and a short, …

Carassius gibelio

The Prussian carp can be distinguished from the Crucian by its larger, lighter scales and smaller …

Euprotomicrus bispinatus

The generic name comes from the ancient Greek words εὖ 'good', πρώτος 'first' and μικρός 'small'.The …

Distinctive features compared to the common roach: larger body size, smaller scales, fewer rays in the …

Etmopterus spinax

It is a dense-bodied fish with a moderately elongated, broad, flattened snout. The mouth is surrounded …

The body is moderately large, slightly compressed at the sides. Vimba vimba has a shorter anal …

Squalus altipinnis

The distance from the tip of the snout to the second dorsal fin is 4.3-4.4 times …

Tanichthys albonubes

Body elongated in length, slender, slightly flattened at the sides in front. Muzzle blunt, lips thin, …