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jawfish

/ˈdʒɔː.fɪʃ/

Traducción: Pez marino tropical de boca grande y cuerpo pequeño, que suele habitar en fondos arenosos; el macho incuba los huevos en la boca. También es popular en acuarios.

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/ˈdʒɔː.fɪʃ/C1formalscientific
  • esPez marino tropical de boca grande y cuerpo pequeño, que suele habitar en fondos arenosos; el macho incuba los huevos en la boca. También es popular en acuarios.

A small, large-mouthed tropical marine fish commonly found along sandy bottoms, known for the male's behavior of brooding egg balls in its mouth; also popular in aquariums.

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  1. Small tropical marine fishC1formal

    A small, large-mouthed tropical marine fish commonly found along sandy bottoms. Males are known for brooding egg balls in their mouths, and they are popular aquarium fish.

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    • The jawfish is often seen hovering near its burrow on the sandy ocean floor.
    • Male jawfish protect their eggs by carrying them in their mouths until they hatch.
    • Aquarium enthusiasts appreciate the jawfish for its unique behavior and vibrant colors.
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