microstomus kitt (Meaning)

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microstomus kitt (n)

European flatfish highly valued as food

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

**Microstomus kitt** is a species of flatfish commonly known as the Long-jaw flounder.
**Microstomus kitt** has a distinctive asymmetrical body with the left eye positioned near the top of its head.
The lateral line of **Microstomus kitt** has 76-85 scales, while its dorsal fin has 55-67 rays.
**Microstomus kitt** is found in the North Pacific Ocean, ranging from the Bering Sea to California.
The Long-jaw flounder, **Microstomus kitt**, is a bottom-dwelling species that inhabits sandy or muddy substrates.
**Microstomus kitt** primarily feeds on small fish, shrimp, and other invertebrates.
The maximum size of **Microstomus kitt** is around 20 inches (50 centimeters) in length.
The flesh of **Microstomus kitt** is white and flaky, making it a popular target for commercial and recreational fishing.
**Microstomus kitt** is also known as the Smooth flounder or the Lemon sole in some regions.
The population of **Microstomus kitt** is considered stable and is not currently listed as a threatened or endangered species.

European flatfish highly valued as food

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

**Microstomus kitt** is a species of flatfish commonly known as the Long-jaw flounder.

**Microstomus kitt** has a distinctive asymmetrical body with the left eye positioned near the top of its head.

The lateral line of **Microstomus kitt** has 76-85 scales, while its dorsal fin has 55-67 rays.

**Microstomus kitt** is found in the North Pacific Ocean, ranging from the Bering Sea to California.