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Noun family amiidae has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebTerm: Family AmiidaeDefinition: Family Amiidae refers to a group of freshwater fishes that belong to the order Amiiformes. These ancient fishes are commonly known as bowfins and are characterized by their elongated bodies and long dorsal fins. Sense 1 (Noun - Singular): Amiidae refers to a single family of bowfin fishes. Sample Sentence: The Amiidae family has a wide distribution in North America. Related Products: Bowfishing Equipment, Fishing Tackle Box Sense 2 (Noun - Plural): Amiidae can also be used to describe multiple families of bowfin fishes. Sample Sentence: The classification of Amiidae is based on molecular analysis. Related Products: Fish Identification Guide, Aquarium Decorations Sense 3 (Adjective): When used as an adjective, Amiidae refers to characteristics or qualities related to the Amiidae family. Sample Sentence: The Amiidae species exhibits unique nesting behaviors. Related Products: Fishing Books, Fishing Hats | ||||
family aloeaceae family alopiidae family alstroemeriaceae family amaranthaceae family amaryllidaceae family ambrosiaceae family ambystomatidae family ameiuridae family amiidae family ammodytidae family amphioxidae family amphisbaenidae family amphiumidae family amygdalaceae family anabantidae family anacardiaceae family anarhichadidae
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