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males and some of them
switch to female. Male
bristlemouths are
smaller than females.
Bristlemouths have
large jaws that are
capable of
catching prey...
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Stomiati Order Osmeriformes (smelts)
Order Stomiiformes Regan 1909 (
bristlemouths and
marine hatchetfishes)
Subcohort Neoteleostei Nelson 1969 Infracohort...
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Gonostoma is a
genus of
bristlemouths.
There are
three extant species recognized in this genus:
Gonostoma atlanti**** Norman, 1930 (Atlantic fangjaw) Gonostoma...
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containing 13
extant species of
bioluminescent fish,
commonly known as '
bristlemouths' or 'bristlefishes' due to
their shared characteristic of sharp, bristle-like...
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Other deep-sea
fishes include the
flashlight fish,
cookiecutter shark,
bristlemouths, anglerfish, viperfish, and some
species of eelpout. Only
about 2% of...
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total biosphere. It
hosts a
diverse biological community that
includes bristlemouths, blobfish,
bioluminescent jellyfish,
giant squid, and
myriad other unique...
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Diplophos is a
genus of
bristlemouths.
There are
currently five
recognized species in this genus:
Diplophos australis Ozawa, Oda & T. Ida, 1990 Diplophos...
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typical of deep-sea fish (barrel-eye, tube-eye).
Common prey
include bristlemouths, lanternfish, and
barbeled dragonfish.
Owing to the telescopefishes'...
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Sigmops is a
genus of
bristlemouths.
There are
currently four
recognized species in this genus:
Sigmops bathyphilus (Vaillant, 1884) (spark anglemouth)...
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commonly known as the
shadow bristlemouth, is a
species of ray-finned fish in the
genus Cyclothone. "Cyclothone parapallida,
Shadow bristlemouth". v t e...
