gadoid fish (Meaning)
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gadoid fish (n)
a soft-finned fish of the family Gadidae
Synonyms & Antonyms of gadoid fish
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gadoid fish Sentence Examples
- Cod is a widely distributed gadoid fish found in the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.
- Haddock, a close relative of cod, is another important gadoid fish in commercial fisheries.
- Hake, a lesser-known gadoid fish, is often used in processed seafood products.
- Pollock, a highly versatile gadoid fish, is commonly used in fish sticks and other frozen products.
- Whiting, a small but abundant gadoid fish, is often used as bait for larger fish species.
- Lingcod, a predatory gadoid fish, is found in coastal waters of the Pacific Ocean.
- Blue ling, a deep-water gadoid fish, is a valuable commercial species due to its firm flesh.
- Greenland halibut, although not a true halibut, is a large gadoid fish found in the North Atlantic.
- Silver hake, a gadoid fish native to the western Atlantic, is known for its high oil content.
- Red hake, a deep-sea gadoid fish, is often caught as bycatch in commercial fishing operations.
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a soft-finned fish of the family Gadidae
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Cod is a widely distributed gadoid fish found in the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.
Haddock, a close relative of cod, is another important gadoid fish in commercial fisheries.
Hake, a lesser-known gadoid fish, is often used in processed seafood products.
Pollock, a highly versatile gadoid fish, is commonly used in fish sticks and other frozen products.
