Serranus
- noun
- /ˈsɛrənəs/
- Specialized
- Did you know that Serranus is a genus of sea bass?
Examples
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The Serranus genus includes several species of small but colorful fish.
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The Serranus species are popular among aquarium enthusiasts.
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Many Serranus species inhabit coral reefs in the Pacific Ocean.
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Researchers studied the behavior of Serranus in their natural habitat.
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Many Serranus species inhabit coral reefs in the Pacific Ocean.
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The Serranus genus includes several species of small but colorful fish.
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Researchers studied the behavior of Serranus in their natural habitat.
Synonyms
A group of small sea bass found in the Pacific Ocean
Compounds
- Specialized
A small sea bass that lives in warm shallow western Atlantic waters
Surface Forms
Etymology
Serranus comes from an old Latin word like serra 'saw', so a helpful way to remember this name for small sea bass is to picture a fish with a slightly saw-like edge to its fins or teeth living among rocky coral reefs.