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species within Bathypterois that are
spread around the world. Six of
these belong to the
subgenus Bathycygnus. The taxa
Bathypterois was
first named...
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included in the
genus Bathypterois.
Similar species are
often observed in the same areas. A 2001
report included observations of
Bathypterois dubius as far as...
- The
abyssal spiderfish,
Bathypterois longipes, is a
species of
deepsea tripod fish, a
demersal fish
living on the
bottom of the
Atlantic Ocean, even on...
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Bathypterois dubius, the
Mediterranean spiderfish, a
lizardfish of the
family Ipnopidae, is
found in the
Eastern Atlantic, as well as the Mediterranean...
- The
feeler fish,
Bathypterois longifilis, a
grinner of the
family Ipnopidae, is
found around Australia and New Zealand. "
Bathypterois longifilis". Integrated...
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especially in the
genus Bathypterois, have
elongated pectoral and
pelvic fins. In the case of the tripodfish,
Bathypterois grallator,
these fins are...
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Daniel (eds.) (2009). "
Bathypterois grallator" in FishBase.
August 2009 version.
Sulak KJ () "The
systematics and
biology of
Bathypterois (Pisces, Chlorophthalmidae)...
- Cusk-eel
Benthocometes robustus Rattail Trachonurus sulcatus Tripod fish
Bathypterois grallator Giant oarfish Regalecus glesne Shortbill spearfish Tetrapturus...
- of fish: Ipnopidae, a
family found worldwide in deep seas, including:
Bathypterois grallator, the most
famous species in the
family Triacanthidae, a family...
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batfish of Ephippidae) are also
capable of
walking along the sea floor.
Bathypterois grallator, also
known as a "tripodfish",
stands on
three fins on the...
