gobiesocidae

• Sustantivo científico que designa una familia de peces conocidos comúnmente como rémoras o peces ventosa, caracterizados por su capacidad de adherirse a superficies mediante una ventosa ventral o disco adhesivo.

A scientific noun referring to a family of fishes commonly known as clingfishes, characterized by their ability to attach to surfaces using a ventral sucking disc.

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1. ClingfishesC2formalscientific

   A family of marine fish known for their ability to cling to rocks and other surfaces using a suction disc on their underside.

   Gobiesócidos

   • The Gobiesocidae family includes many species found in shallow coastal waters.
   • Clingfishes, or Gobiesocidae, use their pelvic fins to form a suction cup.
   • Researchers discovered a new species of Gobiesocidae in the Pacific Ocean.

   Sinónimosclingfish