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family platycephalidae

 

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Noun family platycephalidae has 1 sense
  1. Platycephalidae, family Platycephalidae - scorpaenoid flatheads
    --1 is a kind of fish family
    --1 is a member of Scorpaenoidea, suborder Scorpaenoidea
    --1 has members: flathead

Definitions from the Web

Family Platycephalidae

Noun (Scientific):

The family Platycephalidae refers to a taxonomic group of fishes commonly known as flatheads. They belong to the order Scorpaeniformes and are characterized by their flattened head and enormous mouth. These fishes are widely distributed in coastal waters of the Indo-Pacific region.

Noun (Popular):

The Platycephalidae family, commonly known as flatheads, comprises various species of fish found in the Indo-Pacific coastal regions. These fishes are recognized by their distinctive flat head and large mouth.

Example Sentence (Scientific):

The distinct features of family Platycephalidae, such as their flat head and prominent mouth, aid them in camouflaging themselves within the sandy ocean floor.

Example Sentence (Popular):

Anglers often search for flatheads, belonging to the Platycephalidae family, as they are renowned for their exceptional taste and unique appearance.

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