Pollachius
Definition
- Noun:
- A genus of marine fish in the cod family (Gadidae): "Pollachius" is the scientific genus name for two commercially important fish species, commonly known as pollock.
- The fish itself: Informally, "pollachius" can refer to the fish belonging to this genus, characterized by a greenish hue and a prominent lower jaw.
Usage Examples
- Noun:
- The biologist studied the migration patterns of Pollachius virens. (The biologist studied the migration patterns of Pollachius virens.)
- Pollachius is a key genus for the North Atlantic fishing industry. (Pollachius is a key genus for the North Atlantic fishing industry.)
Advanced Usage
- In taxonomic context: Used precisely to differentiate between species within the Gadidae family.
- The two extant species are Pollachius pollachius and Pollachius virens. (The two extant species are Pollachius pollachius and Pollachius virens.)
Variants and Related Words
- Pollock (n): The common name for fish in the genus, especially (saithe/coalfish) and (European pollock).
- Saithe (n): Another common name for .
- Coalfish (n): Another common name for .
Synonyms
- Pollack: The most common synonym, referring to the same fish.
- Lythe: A regional name, primarily Scottish, for .
Related Phrases
- Pollachius virens: The scientific name for the species also known as saithe, coalfish, or Boston bluefish.
- Pollachius pollachius: The scientific name for the species commonly called European pollock or lythe.
Noun
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pollack
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