- rare
among vertebrates. The
largest species of
barracudina grow up to 100 cm (3.3 ft) in length.
Barracudinas have some
unique adaptations to life in the...
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sharpchin barracudina (Paralepis coregonoides) is a
species of fish in the
family Paralepididae (
barracudinas). The
sharpchin barracudina has a body...
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Arctozenus risso, the
Spotted barracudina or
Ribbon barracudina, is a
species of
barracudina found in
oceans worldwide in the meso- and
bathypelagic zone...
- fathoms).
Adults feed on a wide
range of
pelagic fish, such as mackerel,
barracudinas,
silver hake, rockfish, herring, and lanternfishes, but they also take...
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Dolichopteryx trunovi, the
tailspot barracudina, is a
species of fish
found in the
oceans of the
Southern hemisphere. This
species reaches a
length of...
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miniature beasts of the deep (cf. viperfishes, daggertooths, bristlemouths,
barracudinas, anglerfishes),
thought to be an
advantage in
these lean
waters where...
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Lestidium atlanti****, the
Atlantic barracudina, is a
species of fish. It is
widely distributed in
tropical and
subtropical waters of the
three major oceans...
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Lestidiops is a
genus of
barracudinas.
There are
currently 15
recognized species in this genus:
Lestidiops affinis (Ege, 1933) (
Barracudina)
Lestidiops bathyopteryx...
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hammerjaw (sometimes
included in Alepisauridae)
Family Paralepididae –
barracudinas Family †Polymerichthyidae – an
extinct alepisauroid closely related to...
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forage fish such as lanternfish, herrings, sand lances,
mackerels and
barracudina. They also eat krill,
squid and
polychaete worms. In the
Pacific Northwest...
