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Noun genus amia has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebTerm: Genus AmiaDescriptionThe genus Amia refers to a taxonomic category in biology that encompasses a specific group of organisms. In particular, it is a genus of fish known as the bowfin, which belongs to the family Amiidae. Sense 1: TaxonomyIn taxonomy, Genus Amia is a classification that includes the bowfin fish species. Sample Sentence:The genus Amia is further classified into different subspecies. Sense 2: Popular UsageThe term "Genus Amia" is also used by fish enthusiasts and researchers to describe and study the bowfin fish species. Sample Sentence:Many anglers appreciate the unique features and behavior of fishes within the genus Amia. Sense 3: Local UsageIn local communities near rivers and lakes where bowfin fish can be found, people may colloquially refer to them as members of the genus Amia. Sample Sentence:People in the region often catch and eat fishes from the genus Amia. Related Products: | ||||
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