Trigla lucerna
Noun: * A type of marine fish belonging to the gurnard family (family Triglidae), specifically the species Chelidonichthys lucerna, commonly known as the tub gurnard or yellow gurnard. It is characterized by its large, bony head, wing-like pectoral fins, and finger-like free rays used for walking on the seafloor and detecting prey.
The term "Trigla lucerna" is the former scientific name for this species. It is primarily used in taxonomic, ichthyological (fish science), or very specific biological contexts. In everyday language, common names like "tub gurnard" are preferred. * The study compared the migration patterns of Trigla lucerna with those of the grey gurnard. * In older taxonomic literature, the yellow gurnard is often listed as Trigla lucerna.
- The name is a binomial nomenclature, where "Trigla" indicates the genus (a group of related gurnard species) and "lucerna" is the specific species epithet. Modern taxonomy has reclassified it under the genus .
- Tub gurnard (n): The most common English name for this fish.
- Yellow gurnard (n): Another common name, referring to the coloration of its pectoral fins.
- Gurnard (n): The general common name for fish in the family Triglidae.
- Chelidonichthys lucerna (n): The current, accepted scientific name.
- Tub gurnard
- Yellow gurnard
- (Scientifically)
- None. This is a highly specific scientific name and is not used in idiomatic expressions.
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a kind of gurnard
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