Ophidion


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O`phid´i`on


n. 1. (Zool.) The typical genus of ophidioid fishes. [Written also Ophidium.] See Illust. under Ophidioid.
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.
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C-DP 12.69 A-ICBF 8.04 SP 63.45 % GF Astroscopus zephyreus, Cynoponticus A-ICBF 22.34 coniceps, Encheliophis dubius, R-OP 22.34 Gymnothorax equatorialis, Lepophidium C-DFB 19.35 microlepis microlepis, Lepophidium NT-4 9.66 pardale, Lepophidium prorates, C-A 9.66 Lonchopisthus sinuscalifornicus, B-SV 6.01 Lophiodes caulinaris, Myrichthys T-I 3.22 tigrinus, Ophichthus triserialis, Ophichthus zophochir, Ophidion galeoides, Scorpaena sonorae, Syacium ovale.
We introduce the pipefish Nerophis ophidion. In this species, a female deposits her eggs on the ventral surface of a male, and the male cares for the embryos until independent young emerge several weeks later.
For example, in the pipefish Nerophis ophidion, eggs are attached directly to the male's external ventral surface during copulation (Rosenqvist 1993).
marmorata, Ophidion galeoides, Opisthonema medirastre and Merluccius productus.
3 13,6 Benthosema panamense 8 36,4 Gonichthys tenuiculus 1 4,5 Diaphus pacificus 3 13,6 Lampanyctus parvicauda 2 9,1 Triphoturus oculeum 1 4,5 OPHIDIIDAE Ophidion sp.
Do striped cusk-eels Ophidion marginaturn (Ophidiidae) produce the "chatter" sound attributed to weakfish Cynoscion regalis (Sciaenidae)?
The pelvic fins, as a pair of filamentous rays, in Chilara taylori and Ophidion scrippsae (Basketweave Cusk-eel) (the two ophidiids with which it would most likely be confused), are inserted on the isthmus vertically under the eye.
El grupo de los peces constituyo tambien un componente importante de la dieta y estuvo formado principalmente por ejemplares pequenos del genero Ophidion.
([dagger]) 0.39 (0.33) 34 (2) Urophycis regia ([dagger]) -- -- Urophycis chuss ([dagger]) -- -- Gobiosoma ginsburgi ([dagger]) -- -- Ophidion marginatum ([dagger]) -- -- Paralichthys dentatus ([dagger]) -- -- Raja erinacea ([double dagger]) -- -- Bothus sp.