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syngnathidae

/sɪŋˈneɪ.θɪ.diː/

Tradução: Termo científico que designa a família de peixes à qual pertencem os cavalos-marinhos e os peixes-cachimbo, caracterizados pelo corpo alongado e focinho tubular.

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/sɪŋˈneɪ.θɪ.diː/C2formalscientific
  • ptTermo científico que designa a família de peixes à qual pertencem os cavalos-marinhos e os peixes-cachimbo, caracterizados pelo corpo alongado e focinho tubular.

A scientific term referring to a family of fish that includes pipefishes and seahorses, characterized by their elongated bodies and tubular snouts.

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  1. C2formalscientific

    A family of fish that includes pipefishes and seahorses, characterized by their elongated bodies and tubular snouts.

    ptSyngnathidae

    • The Syngnathidae family is known for its unique reproductive behavior where males carry the eggs.
    • Pipefishes, belonging to Syngnathidae, are often found in shallow coastal waters.
    • Researchers study Syngnathidae to understand their specialized body structure and mating habits.
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  • syngnathidae' possessive plural form
  • syngnathidae's possessive singular form