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genus gobiesox

 

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Noun genus gobiesox has 1 sense
  1. Gobiesox, genus Gobiesox - type genus of the Gobiesocidae
    --1 is a kind of fish genus
    --1 is a member of Gobiesocidae, family Gobiesocidae

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Genus Gobiesox

Definition: Genus Gobiesox refers to a genus of small, elongated fish belonging to the Gobiesocidae family. These fishes are characterized by their suction cup-like disk formed by their ventral fins, which helps them cling to rocks and other surfaces.

Sense 1: As a noun, Genus Gobiesox refers to the scientific name of a group of fish species.

Example sentence: The Genus Gobiesox includes various species, such as Gobiesox punctulatus and Gobiesox zena, known for their unique clinging ability.

Sense 2: As a noun, Genus Gobiesox can also be used to refer to a particular type of fish in a broader context.

Example sentence: The Genus Gobiesox, commonly known as clingfish, is commonly found in rocky coastal areas.

Sense 3: In a more general sense, Genus Gobiesox can be used metaphorically to depict the tenacity or persistent nature of an individual or group in facing challenges.

Example sentence: Just like the Genus Gobiesox clings to rocks, the contestants displayed the determination and resilience of Genus Gobiesox throughout the competition.

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