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Zebrias
Background ''Zebrias'' is a genus of sole fish belonging in the Soleidae family. They are also Actinopteri fish (ray-finned fish) and Pleuronectiformes (flatfishes). Historically, flatfish such as Zebrias have evolutionary evolved very rapidly. The species has been around for many many years, however research of flatfish have been greatly ignored until the 19th Century. Description All species in the genus have clear dark and pale stripes giving it a name derived from the word 'Zebra' due to the shared characteristic. Both eyes are located on the top of the fish along with their coloured bands while a pectoral fin is located on the bottom. The dorsal and anal fins merge in to become the caudal fin which is noticeable by its yellow marks. The fish is oval in shape in which most are seen to be 6-10cm in length, however can be as larger as 20cm. At least some members of this genus are toxic, which is a quality that some have gathered during evolution to enhance feeding. Dist ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
Zebrias Quagga
Background ''Zebrias'' is a genus of sole fish belonging in the Soleidae family. They are also Actinopteri fish (ray-finned fish) and Pleuronectiformes (flatfishes). Historically, flatfish such as Zebrias have evolutionary evolved very rapidly. The species has been around for many many years, however research of flatfish have been greatly ignored until the 19th Century. Description All species in the genus have clear dark and pale stripes giving it a name derived from the word ' Zebra' due to the shared characteristic. Both eyes are located on the top of the fish along with their coloured bands while a pectoral fin is located on the bottom. The dorsal and anal fins merge in to become the caudal fin which is noticeable by its yellow marks. The fish is oval in shape in which most are seen to be 6-10cm in length, however can be as larger as 20cm. At least some members of this genus are toxic, which is a quality that some have gathered during evolution to enhance feeding. Dis ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
Zebrias Maculosus
Background ''Zebrias'' is a genus of sole fish belonging in the Soleidae family. They are also Actinopteri fish (ray-finned fish) and Pleuronectiformes (flatfishes). Historically, flatfish such as Zebrias have evolutionary evolved very rapidly. The species has been around for many many years, however research of flatfish have been greatly ignored until the 19th Century. Description All species in the genus have clear dark and pale stripes giving it a name derived from the word ' Zebra' due to the shared characteristic. Both eyes are located on the top of the fish along with their coloured bands while a pectoral fin is located on the bottom. The dorsal and anal fins merge in to become the caudal fin which is noticeable by its yellow marks. The fish is oval in shape in which most are seen to be 6-10cm in length, however can be as larger as 20cm. At least some members of this genus are toxic, which is a quality that some have gathered during evolution to enhance feeding. Dis ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
Zebrias Fasciatus
Background ''Zebrias'' is a genus of sole fish belonging in the Soleidae family. They are also Actinopteri fish (ray-finned fish) and Pleuronectiformes (flatfishes). Historically, flatfish such as Zebrias have evolutionary evolved very rapidly. The species has been around for many many years, however research of flatfish have been greatly ignored until the 19th Century. Description All species in the genus have clear dark and pale stripes giving it a name derived from the word ' Zebra' due to the shared characteristic. Both eyes are located on the top of the fish along with their coloured bands while a pectoral fin is located on the bottom. The dorsal and anal fins merge in to become the caudal fin which is noticeable by its yellow marks. The fish is oval in shape in which most are seen to be 6-10cm in length, however can be as larger as 20cm. At least some members of this genus are toxic, which is a quality that some have gathered during evolution to enhance feeding. Dis ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
Zebrias Lucapensis
Background ''Zebrias'' is a genus of sole fish belonging in the Soleidae family. They are also Actinopteri fish (ray-finned fish) and Pleuronectiformes (flatfishes). Historically, flatfish such as Zebrias have evolutionary evolved very rapidly. The species has been around for many many years, however research of flatfish have been greatly ignored until the 19th Century. Description All species in the genus have clear dark and pale stripes giving it a name derived from the word ' Zebra' due to the shared characteristic. Both eyes are located on the top of the fish along with their coloured bands while a pectoral fin is located on the bottom. The dorsal and anal fins merge in to become the caudal fin which is noticeable by its yellow marks. The fish is oval in shape in which most are seen to be 6-10cm in length, however can be as larger as 20cm. At least some members of this genus are toxic, which is a quality that some have gathered during evolution to enhance feeding. Dis ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
Zebrias Crossolepis
Background ''Zebrias'' is a genus of sole fish belonging in the Soleidae family. They are also Actinopteri fish (ray-finned fish) and Pleuronectiformes (flatfishes). Historically, flatfish such as Zebrias have evolutionary evolved very rapidly. The species has been around for many many years, however research of flatfish have been greatly ignored until the 19th Century. Description All species in the genus have clear dark and pale stripes giving it a name derived from the word ' Zebra' due to the shared characteristic. Both eyes are located on the top of the fish along with their coloured bands while a pectoral fin is located on the bottom. The dorsal and anal fins merge in to become the caudal fin which is noticeable by its yellow marks. The fish is oval in shape in which most are seen to be 6-10cm in length, however can be as larger as 20cm. At least some members of this genus are toxic, which is a quality that some have gathered during evolution to enhance feeding. Dis ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
Zebrias Craticula
Background ''Zebrias'' is a genus of sole fish belonging in the Soleidae family. They are also Actinopteri fish (ray-finned fish) and Pleuronectiformes (flatfishes). Historically, flatfish such as Zebrias have evolutionary evolved very rapidly. The species has been around for many many years, however research of flatfish have been greatly ignored until the 19th Century. Description All species in the genus have clear dark and pale stripes giving it a name derived from the word ' Zebra' due to the shared characteristic. Both eyes are located on the top of the fish along with their coloured bands while a pectoral fin is located on the bottom. The dorsal and anal fins merge in to become the caudal fin which is noticeable by its yellow marks. The fish is oval in shape in which most are seen to be 6-10cm in length, however can be as larger as 20cm. At least some members of this genus are toxic, which is a quality that some have gathered during evolution to enhance feeding. Dis ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
Zebrias Captivus
Background ''Zebrias'' is a genus of sole fish belonging in the Soleidae family. They are also Actinopteri fish (ray-finned fish) and Pleuronectiformes (flatfishes). Historically, flatfish such as Zebrias have evolutionary evolved very rapidly. The species has been around for many many years, however research of flatfish have been greatly ignored until the 19th Century. Description All species in the genus have clear dark and pale stripes giving it a name derived from the word ' Zebra' due to the shared characteristic. Both eyes are located on the top of the fish along with their coloured bands while a pectoral fin is located on the bottom. The dorsal and anal fins merge in to become the caudal fin which is noticeable by its yellow marks. The fish is oval in shape in which most are seen to be 6-10cm in length, however can be as larger as 20cm. At least some members of this genus are toxic, which is a quality that some have gathered during evolution to enhance feeding. Dis ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
Zebrias Keralensis
Background ''Zebrias'' is a genus of sole fish belonging in the Soleidae family. They are also Actinopteri fish (ray-finned fish) and Pleuronectiformes (flatfishes). Historically, flatfish such as Zebrias have evolutionary evolved very rapidly. The species has been around for many many years, however research of flatfish have been greatly ignored until the 19th Century. Description All species in the genus have clear dark and pale stripes giving it a name derived from the word ' Zebra' due to the shared characteristic. Both eyes are located on the top of the fish along with their coloured bands while a pectoral fin is located on the bottom. The dorsal and anal fins merge in to become the caudal fin which is noticeable by its yellow marks. The fish is oval in shape in which most are seen to be 6-10cm in length, however can be as larger as 20cm. At least some members of this genus are toxic, which is a quality that some have gathered during evolution to enhance feeding. Dis ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
Zebrias Cancellatus
Background ''Zebrias'' is a genus of sole fish belonging in the Soleidae family. They are also Actinopteri fish (ray-finned fish) and Pleuronectiformes (flatfishes). Historically, flatfish such as Zebrias have evolutionary evolved very rapidly. The species has been around for many many years, however research of flatfish have been greatly ignored until the 19th Century. Description All species in the genus have clear dark and pale stripes giving it a name derived from the word ' Zebra' due to the shared characteristic. Both eyes are located on the top of the fish along with their coloured bands while a pectoral fin is located on the bottom. The dorsal and anal fins merge in to become the caudal fin which is noticeable by its yellow marks. The fish is oval in shape in which most are seen to be 6-10cm in length, however can be as larger as 20cm. At least some members of this genus are toxic, which is a quality that some have gathered during evolution to enhance feeding. Dis ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
Zebrias Annandalei
Background ''Zebrias'' is a genus of sole fish belonging in the Soleidae family. They are also Actinopteri fish (ray-finned fish) and Pleuronectiformes (flatfishes). Historically, flatfish such as Zebrias have evolutionary evolved very rapidly. The species has been around for many many years, however research of flatfish have been greatly ignored until the 19th Century. Description All species in the genus have clear dark and pale stripes giving it a name derived from the word ' Zebra' due to the shared characteristic. Both eyes are located on the top of the fish along with their coloured bands while a pectoral fin is located on the bottom. The dorsal and anal fins merge in to become the caudal fin which is noticeable by its yellow marks. The fish is oval in shape in which most are seen to be 6-10cm in length, however can be as larger as 20cm. At least some members of this genus are toxic, which is a quality that some have gathered during evolution to enhance feeding. Dis ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
Zebrias Altipinnis
Background ''Zebrias'' is a genus of sole fish belonging in the Soleidae family. They are also Actinopteri fish (ray-finned fish) and Pleuronectiformes (flatfishes). Historically, flatfish such as Zebrias have evolutionary evolved very rapidly. The species has been around for many many years, however research of flatfish have been greatly ignored until the 19th Century. Description All species in the genus have clear dark and pale stripes giving it a name derived from the word ' Zebra' due to the shared characteristic. Both eyes are located on the top of the fish along with their coloured bands while a pectoral fin is located on the bottom. The dorsal and anal fins merge in to become the caudal fin which is noticeable by its yellow marks. The fish is oval in shape in which most are seen to be 6-10cm in length, however can be as larger as 20cm. At least some members of this genus are toxic, which is a quality that some have gathered during evolution to enhance feeding. Dis ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
Zebrias Munroi
Background ''Zebrias'' is a genus of sole fish belonging in the Soleidae family. They are also Actinopteri fish (ray-finned fish) and Pleuronectiformes (flatfishes). Historically, flatfish such as Zebrias have evolutionary evolved very rapidly. The species has been around for many many years, however research of flatfish have been greatly ignored until the 19th Century. Description All species in the genus have clear dark and pale stripes giving it a name derived from the word ' Zebra' due to the shared characteristic. Both eyes are located on the top of the fish along with their coloured bands while a pectoral fin is located on the bottom. The dorsal and anal fins merge in to become the caudal fin which is noticeable by its yellow marks. The fish is oval in shape in which most are seen to be 6-10cm in length, however can be as larger as 20cm. At least some members of this genus are toxic, which is a quality that some have gathered during evolution to enhance feeding. Dis ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |