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Clipart illustrations of numerous eel species. Eels are in a family of ray-finned fishes, except for the electric eel, which is a knifefish.

Chilobranchus
A genus of fishes whose branchial apertures are close together below, and are surrounded by a lip-like margin. ...

Eel
The eel has a long snakelike body....

Eel Development
"Development of eel. Change from Leptocephalus shape (I.) to "Elver" shape (V.)." -Thomson, 1916...

Eel, Common
"Common Eel (Anguilla vulgaris)."-Whitney, 1902...

Eel, common European
"These have an elongated form, and a soft, thick, slimy skin; the scales are very minute, and imbedded in the thick, fat, cuticle so as only to be seen when this is dried. The gill orifices are small...

Eel, conger
"It varies in length from three to ten feet, and in weight from five to one hundred and thirty pounds. It is a most voracious fish, feeding often on the young of its own species; from the stomach of ...

Eel, Conger
"Conger is a large sea-eel, 5, 6, or, in rare cases, even 10 feet long. Its upper parts are brownish-white, and the lower dirty-white; the lateral line spotted with white, the dorsal and anal fins whi...

Eel, Electric
The electric eel can generate a shock to overcome the animals it devours....

Eel, Lamprey
This lamprey eel has a row of holes on its neck; these are openings that lead to its lungs; there are seven on each side, (Hooker, 1886)....

Eel, Lamprey
Lampreys are widely distributed. They are found along the Atlantic coast and ascend the rivers. They attach themselves to fish by their sucking mouths....

Eel, Sea
A sea eel that can grow up to 10 feet in length and weigh 100 pounds. Usually a brownish green. ...

Eel, sharp-nosed
"It is from one to four feet long, and weighs from one to twenty-five pounds. This species feed on frogs and fish, and are most active at night." — Goodrich, 1859 ...

Eel, Snubnosed
The Snubnosed Eel (Simenchelys parasitica) is a fish in the Synaphobranchidae family of cutthroat eels....

Eel, Spiny Back
A eel with a spines all the way down its length. ...

Muraena
"A celebrated species, common in all parts of the Mediterranean, and occasionally met with on the coasts of Great Britain." — Goodrich, 1859 ...

Myxine
"The body is long and eel-like, and the skeleton is reduced to a mere cartilaginous tube. It ours out such an abundance of glutinous matter from the pores of the lateral line, that the water in the v...

Pipefish
"Have a long, eel-like body, with the jaws united forming a tube nearly cylindrical. The eggs of the female are cast by her into a sort of false belly belonging to the male, and situated near the tia...

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	Chilobranchus A genus of fishes whose branchial apertures are close together below, and are surrounded by a lip-like margin. ...
	Eel The eel has a long snakelike body....
	Eel Development "Development of eel. Change from Leptocephalus shape (I.) to "Elver" shape (V.)." -Thomson, 1916...
	Eel, Common "Common Eel (Anguilla vulgaris)."-Whitney, 1902...
	Eel, common European "These have an elongated form, and a soft, thick, slimy skin; the scales are very minute, and imbedded in the thick, fat, cuticle so as only to be seen when this is dried. The gill orifices are small...
	Eel, conger "It varies in length from three to ten feet, and in weight from five to one hundred and thirty pounds. It is a most voracious fish, feeding often on the young of its own species; from the stomach of ...
	Eel, Conger "Conger is a large sea-eel, 5, 6, or, in rare cases, even 10 feet long. Its upper parts are brownish-white, and the lower dirty-white; the lateral line spotted with white, the dorsal and anal fins whi...
	Eel, Electric The electric eel can generate a shock to overcome the animals it devours....
	Eel, Lamprey This lamprey eel has a row of holes on its neck; these are openings that lead to its lungs; there are seven on each side, (Hooker, 1886)....
	Eel, Lamprey Lampreys are widely distributed. They are found along the Atlantic coast and ascend the rivers. They attach themselves to fish by their sucking mouths....
	Eel, Sea A sea eel that can grow up to 10 feet in length and weigh 100 pounds. Usually a brownish green. ...
	Eel, sharp-nosed "It is from one to four feet long, and weighs from one to twenty-five pounds. This species feed on frogs and fish, and are most active at night." — Goodrich, 1859 ...
	Eel, Snubnosed The Snubnosed Eel (Simenchelys parasitica) is a fish in the Synaphobranchidae family of cutthroat eels....
	Eel, Spiny Back A eel with a spines all the way down its length. ...
	Muraena "A celebrated species, common in all parts of the Mediterranean, and occasionally met with on the coasts of Great Britain." — Goodrich, 1859 ...
	Myxine "The body is long and eel-like, and the skeleton is reduced to a mere cartilaginous tube. It ours out such an abundance of glutinous matter from the pores of the lateral line, that the water in the v...
	Pipefish "Have a long, eel-like body, with the jaws united forming a tube nearly cylindrical. The eggs of the female are cast by her into a sort of false belly belonging to the male, and situated near the tia...