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Macrozoarces

Macrozoarces

9.9
A group of sea fish with long bodies and soft fins
  • noun
  • Specialized
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  • Researchers discovered a new species within the genus Macrozoarces in the North Pacific.

Examples

  • The Macrozoarces are notable for their elongated bodies and soft fins.

  • The Macrozoarces species is found in cold waters.

  • Marine biologists study Macrozoarces to understand adaptations to cold ocean environments.

  • Have you ever seen a Macrozoarces up close?

  • Marine biologists study Macrozoarces to understand adaptations to cold ocean environments.

  • Researchers discovered a new species within the genus Macrozoarces in the North Pacific.

  • The Macrozoarces are known for their elongated bodies and soft fins, making them unique among marine fish.

Synonyms

eelpout
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  • Specialized
9.9

A marine fish that looks like an eel and lives on the sea bottom in cold northern waters

is a scientific genus referring to a narrower group within that fish family

Compounds

9.9

A large sea fish called the Atlantic wolfish that lives off northeastern North America

Surface Forms

Macrozoarces singular

Etymology

Macrozoarces comes from the Greek part macro meaning 'large' and the fish-name Zoarces, which is used for eelpouts. So Macrozoarces literally means a 'large Zoarces', a name that helps you remember it is a genus of eelpout fish with long bodies.