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Noun family mugilidae has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebFamily MugilidaeThe family Mugilidae, also known as the mullet family, is a group of fishes that belong to the order Mugiliformes. They are found in both saltwater and freshwater environments worldwide. Mugilidae is a diverse family with many species known for their remarkable ability to adapt to various habitats and their commercial importance in fishing. Examples of usage:1. Noun - "The Mugilidae family comprises various species of fish."The Mugilidae family includes mullets, which are recognizable by their slender, elongated bodies and the presence of two separate dorsal fins. These fish are known for their schooling behavior and are commonly found in estuaries and coastal areas. 2. Adjective - "The Mugilidae fish display unique migratory patterns."Mugilidae fish are known to undertake long-distance migrations between freshwater and saltwater environments. This remarkable behavior allows them to access different food sources and breeding grounds. Scientists study the migratory patterns of Mugilidae to better understand their life cycle and the factors influencing their movements. Related Products: | ||||
family moniliaceae family monocanthidae family monodontidae family monotropaceae family moraceae family morchellaceae family motacillidae family mucoraceae family mugilidae family mullidae family muraenidae family muridae family musaceae family muscicapidae family muscidae family musophagidae family mustelidae
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