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Noun genus synagrops has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebGenus SynagropsDefinition:The genus Synagrops refers to a group of marine fish that belong to the family Acropomatidae. These fishes are commonly found in tropical and subtropical waters, and are known for their elongated bodies and sharp teeth. Examples of Usage:Noun:The genus Synagrops includes several species of deep-water fish. Researchers are studying the behavior of the genus Synagrops in its natural habitat. Adjective:The genus Synagrops fish has unique coloration and is quite popular among marine enthusiasts. In the local market, you can find a variety of genus Synagrops species. Related Products: | ||||
genus swertia genus swietinia genus sylvilagus genus symphalangus genus symphoricarpos genus symphytum genus symplocarpus genus symplocus genus synagrops genus synanceja genus synaptomys genus synchytrium genus synercus genus syngnathus genus syngonium genus syringa genus syrrhaptes
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