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Ophiodon

Ophiodon

9.9
A large sea fish like the lingcod that lives near rocky coasts
  • noun
  • Specialized
: Ophiodon
  • Scientists studied several species within the genus Ophiodon to learn more about their evolution.

Examples

  • Fishermen often target Ophiodon for its firm, white flesh, which is popular in local cuisine.

  • The Ophiodon is well known among Pacific coast anglers for its aggressive behavior.

  • The Ophiodon is known for its unique flavor.

  • Many chefs prefer cooking with Ophiodon due to its firm texture.

  • Fishermen often target Ophiodon for its firm, white flesh, which is popular in local cuisine.

  • The Ophiodon is well known among Pacific coast anglers for its aggressive behavior.

  • Many chefs prefer cooking with Ophiodon due to its firm texture.

Compounds

Ophiodon elongatus
  • Specialized
9.9

A large sea fish from the northern Pacific with firm white flesh often eaten as food

Surface Forms

Ophiodon singular
Ophiodons plural

Etymology

Ophiodon comes from Greek parts ophi- 'snake' and -odon 'tooth', so it means 'snake-tooth'. This name helps you remember the group of marine fish, including the lingcod, because they have long, sharp teeth that look a bit like a snake's fangs.