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gadiformes

/ˌɡædɪˈfɔːrmiːz/

Tradução: Ordem taxonômica de peixes actinopterígeos que inclui o bacalhau, a abrótea e o grenadier; em algumas classificações é considerada equivalente à ordem Anacanthini.

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/ˌɡædɪˈfɔːrmiːz/C2formalscientific
  • ptOrdem taxonômica de peixes actinopterígeos que inclui o bacalhau, a abrótea e o grenadier; em algumas classificações é considerada equivalente à ordem Anacanthini.

A taxonomic order of ray-finned fish that includes cods, haddocks, and grenadiers; in some classifications it is considered equivalent to the order Anacanthini.

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  1. Order of fishC2formalscientific

    An order of ray-finned fish that includes cods, haddocks, grenadiers, and related species; sometimes considered equivalent to the order Anacanthini.

    ptOrdem de peixes

    • Gadiformes are primarily found in cold, deep waters of the Atlantic and Pacific oceans.
    • The Atlantic cod, a member of Gadiformes, has been a key species for commercial fishing.
    • Scientists study the evolutionary relationships within Gadiformes to understand deep-sea adaptations.
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  • gadiformes plural form
  • gadiformes' possessive plural form
  • gadiformes's possessive singular form