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Cod (pl.:
cod) is the
common name for the
demersal fish
genus Gadus,
belonging to the
family Gadidae.
Cod is also used as part of the
common name for...
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Cod liver oil is a
dietary supplement derived from
liver of
cod fish (Gadidae). As with most fish oils, it
contains the omega-3
fatty acids eicosapentaenoic...
- Cape
Cod is an arm-shaped
peninsula extending into the
Atlantic Ocean from the
southeastern corner of M****achusetts, in the
northeastern United States...
- and
salted cod,
sometimes referred to as salt
cod or
saltfish or salt dolly, is
cod which has been
preserved by
drying after salting.
Cod which has been...
- In 1992,
Northern Cod po****tions fell to 1% of
historical levels, due in
large part to
decades of overfishing. The
Canadian Federal Minister of Fisheries...
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Atlantic cod (pl.:
cod;
Gadus morhua) is a fish of the
family Gadidae,
widely consumed by humans. It is also
commercially known as
cod or codling. Dry
cod may...
- be a
productive fishing bank; it was
named after the doggers,
medieval Dutch fishing boats especially used for
catching cod. At the
beginning of the...
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Georges Bank (formerly
known as St.
Georges Bank) is a
large elevated area of the sea
floor between Cape
Cod, M****achusetts (United States), and Cape Sable...
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American continental shelf. The
Grand Banks are one of the world's
richest fishing grounds,
supporting Atlantic cod, swordfish,
haddock and capelin, as...
- The
lingcod or ling
cod (Ophiodon elongatus), also
known as the
buffalo cod or
cultus cod, is a fish of the
greenling family Hexagrammidae. It is the...
