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Definition of fishes
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Fishes
(pl. ) of Finc.
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Shark
::
Shark (v. t. & i.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
elasmobranch
fishes
of the order
Plagiostomi,
found in all
seas..
Weever
::
Weever
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of
edible
marine
fishes
belonging
to the genus
Trachinus,
of the
family
Trachinidae.
They have a broad
spinose
head, with the eyes
looking
upward.
The long
dorsal
fin is
supported
by
numerous
strong,
sharp
spines
which cause
painful
wounds..
Placoides
::
Placoides
(n. pl.) A group of
fishes
including
the
sharks
and rays; the
Elasmobranchii;
--
called
also
Placoidei.
Scaroid
::
Scaroid
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
Scaridae,
a
family
of
marine
fishes
including
the
parrot
fishes..
Cuttle Bone
::
Cuttle
bone () The shell or bone of
cuttlefishes,
used for
various
purposes,
as for
making
polishing
powder,
etc..
Mesopterygium
::
Mesopterygium
(n.) The
middle
one of the three
principal
basal
cartilages
in the fins of
fishes.
Dipterygian
::
Dipterygian
(a.)
Having
two
dorsal
fins; -- said of
certain
fishes.
Trachinoid
::
Trachinoid
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to, or like,
Trachinus,
a genus of
fishes
which
includes
the
weevers.
See
Weever..
Pharyngognathi
::
Pharyngognathi
(n. pl.) A
division
of
fishes
in which the lower
pharyngeal
bones are
united.
It
includes
the
scaroid,
labroid,
and
embioticoid
fishes..
Hyomandibular
::
Hyomandibular
(a.)
Pertaining
both to the
hyoidean
arch and the
mandible
or lower jaw; as, the
hyomandibular
bone or
cartilage,
a
segment
of the hyoid arch which
connects
the lower jaw with the skull in
fishes..
Imbricated
::
Imbricated
(a.) Lying over each other in
regular
order,
so as to break
joints,
like tiles or
shingles
on a roof, the
scales
on the leaf buds of
plants
and the cups of some
acorns,
or the
scales
of
fishes;
overlapping
each other at the
margins,
as
leaves
in
aestivation..
Squamoid
::
Squamipen
(n.) Any one of a group of
fishes
having
the
dorsal
and anal fins
partially
covered
with
scales.
Parietal
::
Parietal
(n.) One of the
special
scales,
or
plates,
covering
the back of the head in
certain
reptiles
and
fishes..
Ling
::
Ling (a.) A New
Zealand
food fish of the genus
Genypterus.
The name is also
locally
applied
to other
fishes,
as the
cultus
cod, the
mutton
fish, and the
cobia..
Taeniosomi
::
Taeniosomi
(n. pl.) An order of
fishes
remarkable
for their long and
compressed
form. The
ribbon
fishes
are
examples.
See
Ribbon
fish, under
Ribbon..
Sternum
::
Sternum
(n.) A plate of
cartilage,
or a
series
of bony or
cartilaginous
plates
or
segments,
in the
median
line of the
pectoral
skeleton
of most
vertebrates
above
fishes;
the
breastbone..
Acanthopterygian
::
Acanthopterygian
(a.)
Belonging
to the order of
fishes
having
spinose
fins, as the
perch..
Isospondyli
::
Isospondyli
(n. pl.) An
extensive
order of
fishes,
including
the
salmons,
herrings,
and many
allied
forms..
Ichthyopsida
::
Ichthyopsida
(n. pl.) A grand
division
of the
Vertebrata,
including
the
Amphibia
and
Fishes..
Malapterurus
::
Malapterurus
(n.) A genus of
African
siluroid
fishes,
including
the
electric
catfishes.
See
Electric
cat, under
Electric..
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