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Genus Tinca

Description:

Genus Tinca refers to a group of freshwater fish species commonly known as tench. It belongs to the family called Cyprinidae, which includes carp and minnows. These species are native to Europe and Asia and are known for their olive-green or brownish coloration, as well as their ability to thrive in various aquatic environments.

Senses and Usages:

1. As a noun (singular):
   • A taxonomic category that includes the species of freshwater fish commonly known as tench.
   • Example Sentence: The genus Tinca consists of two known species.
2. As a noun (plural):
   • All the species belonging to the genus Tinca collectively.
   • Example Sentence: The natural habitat of the genuses Tinca includes ponds, lakes, and slow-moving rivers.
3. As an adjective:
   • Referring to something related to or characteristic of the fish species in the genus Tinca.
   • Example Sentence: The angler was delighted to catch a tinca fish during his fishing trip.

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