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Filefish, Orange The Orange Filefish (Aluterus schoepfii) is a species of fish in the Monacanthidae family of filefish, also known as foolfish.... |
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Fish A fish in a hatchery... |
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Fish An illustration of a fish underwater.... |
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Fish on a Plate, Whole An illustration of a whole fish being served on a plate.... |
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Fish, Flying "The Flying fish, with wings expanded and elevated in the act of flight. This anomalous and interesting creature is adapted both for swimming and flying. The swimming-tail is consequently retained, an... |
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Fish, Garpikes The gars, or garpikes, are members of the Lepisosteiformes (or Semionotiformes), an ancient order of "primitive" ray-finned fish. Fossil gars are found in Europe, South America, and North America, ind... |
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Fish, Garpikes The spotted Gar (Lepisosteus oculatus) is a primitive freshwater fish of the family Lepisosteidae, native to North America from the Lake Erie and southern Lake Michigan drainages south through the Mis... |
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Fish, Hussar An illustration of the Hussar fish which is nest building fish which can be found in the Sea of Galilee. Hussar fish build protective nest for their young and are also known to carry their young in th... |
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Fish, Lump An illustration of the Cyclopterus lumpus or "lump-fish" found commonly on the coast of Maine. These fish are referred to as "suckers" because their pelvic fins are adhesive disks.... |
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Fish, Remora A genus of fished included in the Goby family, and of which the common remora or sucking fish, is the typical example. These fishes have on the top of the head a peculiar sucking-disc, composed of a s... |
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Flatfish An unsymmetrical fish with both eyes on one sides of its face; one side colored and the other colorless.... |
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Flatfish A flat fish with large fins. ... |
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Flathead A fish with a broad flat skull, deformed from synosteosis of frontal and parietal bones. ... |
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Flounder The wide-eyed flounder adult, showing both eyes on upper side of head.... |
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Flounder Flounder keep near the bottom, swimming on one side, and the two eyes are both on the side that is uppermost.... |
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Flounder Flounder... |
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Flounder "Is found at the mouths of nearly all European rivers, and is especially abundant where the bottom is soft and muddy." — Goodrich, 1859... |
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Flounder A common fish known for its flat appearance and both eyes being on the upper, darker side of its body.... |
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Flounder Flounder (also; fluke) are flatfish that live in ocean waters ie., Northern Atlantic and waters along the east coast of the United States and Canada, and the Pacific Ocean, as well. While flounders h... |
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Flounder, Fourspot (American) The American Fourspot Flounder (Hippoglossina oblonga) is a fish in the Paralichthyidae family of large-tooth flounders.... |
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Flounder, Lefteye The scaldfish (Arnoglossus laterna) is a species of lefteye flounder of the Bothidae family.... |
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Flying Fish The Flying Fish is enabled to fly by having fins which approach in extent the wings of a bird, (Hooker, 1882.)... |
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Flying Fish Fish that often leap high out of the water to escape enemies.... |
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Flying Fish "Is twelve to fourteen inches long, and has the ventral fins placed anterior to the middle part of the body; it may thus be distinguished from the flying gurnard of the Mediterranean." — Goodric... |
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Flying Fish (E. Volitans) "These Flying-fishes in their common element are harassed by the attacks of other inhabitants of the ocean, and when under the excitement of fear they take to the air. Their flight does not usually ex... |
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