liparidae (Meaning)
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liparidae (n)
snailfishes
Synonyms & Antonyms of liparidae
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liparidae Sentence Examples
- The liparidae family includes various species of snailfish, enigmatic deep-sea fish.
- Liparidae members exhibit dorsal fin reduction and a suction disc used for attaching to surfaces.
- The "sea toad" fish, belonging to Liparidae, employs its suction disc to latch onto other marine organisms.
- Many liparidae species occupy abyssal depths, where food availability is limited.
- Liparidae fish have a unique reproductive strategy, often guarding their eggs attached to the ocean floor.
- The largest known species of liparidae is the giant spiny liparid, measuring up to 4 feet in length.
- While most liparidae species are harmless to humans, some possess venomous spines for defense.
- Scientists study liparidae to gain insights into deep-sea ecosystems and evolutionary adaptations.
- Liparidae fish adapt to high-pressure environments by having specialized biochemistry and physiology.
- Researchers are investigating the potential use of liparidae suction discs in biomedical applications, such as surgical adhesives.
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snailfishes
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The liparidae family includes various species of snailfish, enigmatic deep-sea fish.
Liparidae members exhibit dorsal fin reduction and a suction disc used for attaching to surfaces.
The "sea toad" fish, belonging to Liparidae, employs its suction disc to latch onto other marine organisms.
Many liparidae species occupy abyssal depths, where food availability is limited.
