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species of
Myxine were
described from the Galápagos
including M. phantasma, the only
species of
Myxine to not have melanin-based pigments.
Myxine affinis...
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Myxine glutinosa,
known as the
Atlantic hagfish in
North America, and
often simply as the
hagfish in Europe, is a
species of
jawless fish of the genus...
- goliath, with a
specimen recorded at 127 cm (4 ft 2 in),
while Myxine kuoi and
Myxine pequenoi seem to
reach no more than 18 cm (7.1 in). Some have been...
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Myxine fernholmi (
Myxine:
Ancient Gr**** word for
slimy fish), also
known as Fernholm's hagfish, is a
species of
jawless fish in the
family Myxinidae. It...
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Myxine circifrons, the
whiteface hagfish, is a
marine bathydemersal species of fish in the
family Myxinidae. It is
found off
Southern California, Peru...
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Myxine capensis, the Cape hagfish, is a
species of
jawless fish in the
family Myxinidae. It
inhabits muddy bottoms on the
continental shelf off the coast...
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March 2024. "Invasive
Freshwater Fishes". Mincarone, M.M. (2011). "
Myxine glutinosa". IUCN Red List of
Threatened Species. 2011: e.T196057A8988080...
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Myxine affinis, the
Patagonian hagfish, is a
species of
jawless fish in the
family Myxinidae. It
inhabits relatively shallow waters off the
coast of Tierra...
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Myxine limosa, or Girard's
Atlantic hagfish, is a
jawless fish in the
genus Myxine. The
species was
described by
Charles Frédéric Girard, a
French zoologist...
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Myxine debueni, the
Magellan hagfish, is a
species of
jawless fish in the
family Myxinidae. It is
found off the
coast of
southernmost Chile,
where it is...