FBI 121: ALOPIIDAE

ALOPIIDAE

ALOPIIDAE

    Caudal fin very long and as long as the body length and curving
    Precaudal tail much shorter than trunk.
    Caudal fin strongly asymmetrical, the upper loge enormously enlarged, about half
          the total length and with a subterminal notch,
    The last two gill opening over the pectoral finbase.
    Pectoral fins long and narrow

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Taxonomy of Finfish (1+2)

ALOPIIDAE

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