- 2006, this
superfamily contains 7 families, 94 genera, and 387 species.
Sculpins occur in many
types of habitat,
including ocean and
freshwater zones. They...
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slimy sculpins have also been seen
protecting their young after hatching as well.
Slimy sculpins live up to 4–7 years. The
primary food
slimy sculpin prey...
- The
mottled sculpin (Cottus bairdii) is a
species of
freshwater ray-finned fish
belonging to the
family Cottidae, the
typical sculpins. This
species has...
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front of each eye and two
spines behind,
hence its
common name. Like
other sculpins, this
species has two
dorsal fins (the
first is
spiny while the second...
- The
Vitim sculpin (Cyphocottus megalops) is a
species of ray-finned fish
belonging to the
family Cottidae, the
typical sculpins. This
sculpin is endemic...
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freshwater ray-finned fish
belonging to the
family Cottidae, the
typical sculpins. This
species is
found in
eastern Asia
where it is
found in Russia, China...
- border. It is one of only four
sculpins native to Utah, and the only
extant lake-dwelling
sculpin in Utah (see Utah Lake
sculpin).
Although the fish is only...
- The
snubnose sculpin (Orthonopias triacis) is a
species of
marine ray-finned fish
belonging to the
family Cottidae, the
typical sculpins. This fish is...
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years old
compared to
slimy sculpins that
usually live for 5
years and
deepwater sculpins live for 7 years. The
spoonhead sculpin does not
contain a swim...
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within this
order includes R.
richardsonii and all
other sculpins. However, the
grunt sculpin was
regarded as the only
member of the
family Rhamphocottidae...
