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batfish

/ˈbæt.fɪʃ/

Traducción: Pez bentónico de aguas cálidas del Atlántico occidental, caracterizado por su cuerpo aplanado y sin escamas, que se desplaza por el fondo marino ayudándose de sus aletas pectorales y pélvicas carnosas.

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noun

formalcommonscientific/ˈbæt.fɪʃ/

plural irregular

A bottom-dwelling fish found in warm western Atlantic coastal waters, characterized by a flattened, scaleless body that moves along the seafloor using its fleshy pectoral and pelvic fins.

  • 🇪🇸Pez bentónico de aguas cálidas del Atlántico occidental, caracterizado por su cuerpo aplanado y sin escamas, que se desplaza por el fondo marino ayudándose de sus aletas pectorales y pélvicas carnosas.
  1. Bottom-dwelling fish C1 formal

    A type of fish found in warm western Atlantic coastal waters, characterized by a flattened, scaleless body that moves along the seafloor using its fleshy pectoral and pelvic fins.

    • The batfish uses its modified fins to crawl along the ocean floor.
    • Marine biologists observed a batfish near the coral reef.
    • Batfish are rarely seen because they prefer deep, sandy bottoms.

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