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merluccius (n)
hakes
merluccius Sentence Examples
- Merluccius productus, known as the Pacific hake, is a widely distributed fish species in the eastern Pacific Ocean.
- Merluccius bilinearis, commonly called the silver hake, is a species of fish belonging to the family Merlucciidae.
- Merluccius capensis, also known as the Cape hake, is an important commercial fish in South Africa.
- Merluccius gayi, the Chilean hake, is a demersal fish species found in the South Pacific Ocean.
- Merluccius paradoxus, the Patagonian hake, is a fish species that inhabits the waters off Argentina, Chile, and Uruguay.
- Merluccius hubbsi, commonly called the Argentine hake, is a species of demersal fish found in the southwestern Atlantic Ocean.
- Merluccius senegalensis, the Senegalese hake, is a fish species native to the eastern Atlantic Ocean.
- Merluccius merluccius, known as European hake, is a species of hake fish found in the eastern Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea.
- Merluccius australis, the New Zealand hake, is a species of hake fish found in the waters around New Zealand.
- Merluccius vomerinus, the Cape of Good Hope hake, is a fish species found off the coast of South Africa.
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hakes
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Merluccius productus, known as the Pacific hake, is a widely distributed fish species in the eastern Pacific Ocean.
Merluccius bilinearis, commonly called the silver hake, is a species of fish belonging to the family Merlucciidae.
Merluccius capensis, also known as the Cape hake, is an important commercial fish in South Africa.
Merluccius gayi, the Chilean hake, is a demersal fish species found in the South Pacific Ocean.
