gerreidae (Meaning)

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gerreidae (n)

mojarras

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Gerreidae, commonly known as mojarras, are a diverse family of marine fish found in tropical and subtropical waters worldwide.
The family Gerreidae includes over 100 species distributed among 12 genera.
Gerreidae are typically small to medium-sized fish, with most species ranging in length from 15 to 30 centimeters.
Gerreidae are omnivorous, feeding primarily on algae, small invertebrates, and plant matter.
Gerreidae often form large schools, especially in shallow coastal areas and estuaries.
Some species of Gerreidae are highly prized as food fish, particularly in Latin America and Southeast Asia.
The largest species of Gerreidae is the Silver Mojarra (Gerres cinereus), which can reach a maximum length of over 40 centimeters.
Gerreidae are generally considered to be harmless to humans, although some species may exhibit a mild venomous sting.
The study of Gerreidae is known as gerreidology.
Gerreidae are an important component of the marine ecosystem, playing a significant role in the food chain and nutrient cycling.

mojarras

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Gerreidae, commonly known as mojarras, are a diverse family of marine fish found in tropical and subtropical waters worldwide.

The family Gerreidae includes over 100 species distributed among 12 genera.

Gerreidae are typically small to medium-sized fish, with most species ranging in length from 15 to 30 centimeters.

Gerreidae are omnivorous, feeding primarily on algae, small invertebrates, and plant matter.