- The
garfish (Belone belone), also
known as the
garpike or sea needle, is a pelagic,
oceanodromous needlefish found in
brackish and
marine waters of the...
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closely related to
pike,
which are in the fish
family Esocidae. All of the
gars are
relatively large fish, but the
alligator gar (Atractosteus spatula)...
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gar-
pike and sturgeon.
Journal of
Morphology 11, 1–53.
Holloway A. (1954)
Notes on the Life
History and
Management of the
Shortnose and
Lognose Gars in...
- The
longnose gar was
first described by Carl
Linnaeus (1758), who gave it the name Esox osseus. The
generic name Esox,
which is for
pike, was
later changed...
-
journals clarifies that
Chaoufaou refers to
gar (or
gar pike),
specifically Lepisosteus osseus (the
longnose gar). An 1819
report in the
Plattsburgh Republican...
- The
Journal of Morphology,
Volume 11, 1895]. The
Early Development of
Gar-
Pike and Sturgeon. Boston: Ginn & Company. hdl:2027/hvd.32044107318081. Official...
- universe, but is set on the
planet Melange and
involves the
character Gar Pike,
alias Magnus d'Armand. This was
followed in 1995, with the
novels A Wizard...
- †Acentrophorus, †Lepidotes, †Dapedius, †Microdon, Amia [bowfin],
Lepisosteus [
gar-
pike])
Superorder 3.
Teleostei Order 1.
Isospondyli (e.g., †Leptolepis, †Portheus...
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Alligatorfish (family Agonidae)
Alligator gar Amberjack (genus Seriola)
American sole (family Achiridae) Amur
pike Anchovy (family Engraulidae) Anemonefish...
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freshwater fish
pursued by
recreational anglers.
Alligator gar American paddlefish Amur
catfish Amur
pike Arapaima Arctic grayling Asian arowana Asp (fish) Atlantic...
