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- Needlefish - Encyclopedia. com
needlefish, common name for members of the family Belonidae, which comprises species of elongated, surface-swimming predaceous fish abundant in warm seas
- Needlefishes and Relatives: Beloniformes | Encyclopedia. com
Some fishes in the needlefish group can fly or glide through the air Another unusual characteristic is a strong attraction to lights at night The eggs of many open-water species of needlefishes and their relatives have sticky threads used to attach the eggs to floating debris or seaweed
- Needlefish - Daily Themed Crossword Answers
We found the following answers for: Needlefish crossword clue This crossword clue was last seen on August 6 2023 Daily Themed Crossword puzzle The solution we have for Needlefish has a total of 3 letters
- Snouted needlefish - Daily Themed Crossword Answers
We found the following answers for: Snouted needlefish crossword clue This crossword clue was last seen on November 9 2022 Daily Themed Mini Crossword puzzle The solution we have for Snouted needlefish has a total of 3 letters
- Beloniformes (Needlefishes and Relatives) | Encyclopedia. com
Many pelagic beloniform eggs have filamentous projections that cause them to stick to floating debris Needlefish eggs have tendrils that are particularly sticky, and they form egg clusters that stick to other objects in the water Likewise, sauries produce filamentous eggs that float in open water, but they are less adhesive than needlefish eggs
- Exocoetidae | Encyclopedia. com
Exocoetidae (flying fish, halfbeak; subclass Actinopterygii, order Atheriniformes) A large family of marine and fresh-water fish, all of which have streamlined bodies and spineless fins
- Flying Fish - Encyclopedia. com
They are close relatives of the needlefish, halfbeaks, and sauries Flying fish are characterized by a low lateral line, soft fins without spines, and a caudal fin with the lower lobe larger than the upper lobe The lower jaw of the young flying fish has an extended filament longer than the body, which becomes detached as the fish grows
- Lampreys: Cephalaspidomorphi - Encyclopedia. com
LAMPREYS: Cephalaspidomorphi SEA LAMPREY (Petromyzon marinus): SPECIES ACCOUNTPHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS Lampreys (LAM-prees) are scaleless, eel-like fishes that have skeletons of cartilage (KAR-teh-lej) instead of bone
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