aulostomidae (Meaning)
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aulostomidae (n)
trumpetfishes
Synonyms & Antonyms of aulostomidae
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aulostomidae Sentence Examples
- The trumpetfishes of the family Aulostomidae are characterized by their elongated, trumpet-shaped snouts.
- Aulostomidae comprises a single genus, Aulostomus, with four recognized species.
- Trumpetfishes in the family Aulostomidae are ambush predators, using their camouflage and elongated snouts to capture prey.
- Aulostomidae members display a wide range of coloration, including shades of yellow, orange, brown, and green.
- The larvae of Aulostomidae trumpetfishes undergo a metamorphosis before reaching adulthood.
- Aulostomidae trumpetfishes are found in tropical and subtropical waters around the globe.
- The largest species in the family Aulostomidae is the slender trumpetfish, which can reach lengths of up to 1 meter.
- Trumpetfishes of the Aulostomidae family have a long, continuous dorsal fin and two anal fins.
- The swim bladders of Aulostomidae trumpetfishes are well-developed and filled with gas.
- Trumpetfishes in the family Aulostomidae are commonly known as cornetfish or flutemouths due to their distinctive snout shape.
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trumpetfishes
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The trumpetfishes of the family Aulostomidae are characterized by their elongated, trumpet-shaped snouts.
Aulostomidae comprises a single genus, Aulostomus, with four recognized species.
Trumpetfishes in the family Aulostomidae are ambush predators, using their camouflage and elongated snouts to capture prey.
Aulostomidae members display a wide range of coloration, including shades of yellow, orange, brown, and green.
