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soft-finned fish

/ˈsɒft fɪnd fɪʃ/

Übersetzung: Sammelbegriff für Fische mit weichen, biegsamen Flossenstrahlen statt harter Stacheln, insbesondere für die Gruppe der Weichflosser (Malacopterygii), zu der Arten wie Lachs, Forelle und Hering gehören.

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/ˈsɒft fɪnd fɪʃ/C1formalscientific
  • deSammelbegriff für Fische mit weichen, biegsamen Flossenstrahlen statt harter Stacheln, insbesondere für die Gruppe der Weichflosser (Malacopterygii), zu der Arten wie Lachs, Forelle und Hering gehören.

A general term for fish belonging to the order Malacopterygii, characterized by having soft, flexible fin rays rather than stiff spines. This group includes many familiar species such as salmon, trout, and herring.

  1. Fish with flexible fin raysC2formal

    A group of fish characterized by having fins supported by flexible, segmented rays (lepidotrichia) rather than stiff spines.

    deWeichflosser

    • Soft-finned fish include species like salmon, trout, and carp.
    • The biologist classified the specimen as a soft-finned fish due to its flexible fin structure.
    • Many soft-finned fish are popular in both sport fishing and aquaculture.