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Albulidae

Albulidae

9.9
A family of sea fish called bonefish that live in warm coastal waters
  • noun
  • Specialized
: Albulidae
  • The Albulidae family includes species that are highly prized by recreational anglers.

Examples

  • Members of the Albulidae can be found in warm coastal waters around the world.

  • Scientists are studying the migration patterns of Albulidae to support conservation efforts.

  • Look at that Albulidae!

  • The Albulidae family includes many species popular among anglers.

  • The Albulidae family includes species that are known for their challenging fight, making them exciting targets for sport fishing.

  • Anglers flock to tropical waters to catch various species from the Albulidae family, which are famous for their speed.

  • Research indicates that the Albulidae play a significant role in the marine ecosystem by influencing prey populations.

Synonyms

family Albulidae
vsAlbulidae
  • Specialized
9.6

A group of fish like bonefish that live in warm seas and are often caught for sport

is phrased with precise tropical and subtropical distribution

Compounds

family Albulidae
  • Specialized
9.6

A group of fish like bonefish that live in warm seas and are often caught for sport

Surface Forms

Albulidae singular
Albulidae plural

Etymology

Albulidae comes from the Latin name Albula, a small form of albus which means 'white', plus the scientific ending -idae meaning 'family'. So the name points to a family of related, often silvery or pale fish like the bonefish, which are prized by people who fish for sport.