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sciaena aquila

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun sciaena aquila has 1 sense
  1. maigre, maiger, Sciaena aquila - large European marine food fish
    --1 is a kind of sciaenid fish, sciaenid
    --1 is a member of Sciaena, genus Sciaena

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Sciaena Aquila

Description

Sciaena Aquila, also known as the greater forkbeard, is a species of fish belonging to the family Sciaenidae. This marine fish is found in the Eastern Atlantic, Mediterranean Sea, and the Black Sea. It has a slender body, long dorsal fin, and distinctive dark coloration.

Senses and Usages

1. Noun

Sense: A species of fish, also known as the greater forkbeard.

Sample Sentence: The Sciaena Aquila is highly valued for its delicious white flesh and is a prized catch among Mediterranean fishermen.

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2. Noun

Sense: The genus to which Sciaena Aquila belongs, comprising various marine fish species.

Sample Sentence: Scientists have discovered new species within the Sciaena Aquila genus that inhabit deep-sea ecosystems.

3. Adjective

Sense: Relating to or characteristic of the Sciaena Aquila fish species.

Sample Sentence: The Sciaena Aquila population has been decreasing due to overfishing in the Mediterranean.

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4. Local

Sense: Referring to a local geographical area or community.

Sample Sentence: The Sciaena Aquila is commonly found in the waters off the coast of Portugal, making it a cherished local species.

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