family trachipteridae
Proper noun A taxonomic family of marine fish within the order Lampriformes, commonly known as ribbonfish. These fish are characterized by their extremely elongated, ribbon-like, laterally compressed bodies, often with long, filamentous pelvic and dorsal fins. They are deep-sea dwellers found in oceans worldwide.
The term "family Trachipteridae" is used in formal scientific and taxonomic contexts to classify and discuss this specific group of fish. * The specimen was identified as a member of the family Trachipteridae based on its distinct morphology. * Research into deep-sea fauna often includes species from the family Trachipteridae.
- In taxonomic hierarchy: The name is always capitalized ("Trachipteridae") and is used to denote the family rank. It follows the genus name when providing a full classification.
- The dealfish, Trachipterus arcticus, belongs to the family Trachipteridae.
- Trachipterid (noun/adjective): A member of the family Trachipteridae; pertaining to the family Trachipteridae.
- The trachipterid was observed at a depth of 500 meters.
- Ribbonfish (noun): The common name for fish in this family.
- A rare ribbonfish washed ashore on the beach.
- Ribbonfishes (as a collective common name)
This is a specialized zoological term. In non-scientific contexts, the common name "ribbonfish" or "ribbonfishes" is typically used instead of "family Trachipteridae".
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ribbonfishes
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