liparididae (Meaning)
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liparididae (n)
snailfishes
Synonyms & Antonyms of liparididae
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liparididae Sentence Examples
- Liparididae, commonly known as snailfishes, are a family of marine fish.
- Liparididae are characterized by their eel-like or tadpole-like bodies.
- Most Liparididae species have large, round eyes and a flattened head.
- Liparididae possess a unique adhesive disk on their chest, which they use to attach to surfaces.
- Liparididae can be found in both shallow and deep waters, from the intertidal zone to the abyssal plain.
- Some Liparididae species exhibit sexual dimorphism, with males being larger than females.
- Liparididae are generally poor swimmers and rely on their adhesive disks for locomotion.
- Liparididae have a specialized digestive system that allows them to consume small crustaceans and worms.
- The largest Liparididae species can reach a length of up to 80 centimeters.
- Liparididae play an important role in the marine ecosystem as prey for larger fish and scavengers.
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snailfishes
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Liparididae, commonly known as snailfishes, are a family of marine fish.
Liparididae are characterized by their eel-like or tadpole-like bodies.
Most Liparididae species have large, round eyes and a flattened head.
Liparididae possess a unique adhesive disk on their chest, which they use to attach to surfaces.
