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Grenadiers or
rattails are
generally large,
brown to
black gadiform marine fish of the
subfamily Macrourinae, the
largest subfamily of the
family Macrouridae...
- were
known to have
rattails and po****rized it
throughout western culture. The
Polynesians also have
their variant of the
rattail and it is
called the...
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Cleistocactus winteri is a
succulent of the
family Cactaceae. Its
common name is the
golden rat tail.
Cleistocactus colademononis,
which has
gained the...
- The
giant grenadier has the
usual greatly elongated,
pointed tail of the
rattails.
Giant grenadiers are
among the most
abundant species from 400–1,000 m...
- with the tail of a rat
Rattail, fish of the
family Macrouridae Rattail (casting), a
defect in
metal casting Rattail (haircut)
Rattail skate (Dipturus lanceorostratus)...
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genus Cr****ula. It is a
houseplant grown worldwide and
commonly known as
rattail cr****ula,
watch chain, lizard's tail,
zipper plant and
princess pines.[citation...
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Marsupiobothrium gobelinus. The
goblin shark feeds mainly on
teleost fishes such as
rattails and dragonfishes. It also
consumes cephalopods and crustaceans, including...
- Evermann, 1898 (
rattails)
Family Steindachneriidae Parr, 1942 (luminous hakes)
Family Macrouridae Bonaparte, 1831 (grenadiers or
rattails) The Freshwater...
- or
rattails Subfamily: Macrourinae".
Retrieved 1
April 2018.
Rainer Froese;
Daniel Pauly, eds. (2018). "Family:
Macrouridae Grenadiers or
rattails Subfamily:...
- (/kɪˈmɛrɪfɔːrmiːz/),
known informally as
ghost sharks, rat fish (not to be
confused with
rattails), spookfish, or
rabbit fish; the last two
names are also
applied to Opisthoproctidae...
