1. Gobiesocidae, family Gobiesocidae - clingfishes
   --₁ is a kind of fish family
   --₁ is a member of

   Perciformes, order Perciformes, Percomorphi, order Percomorphi

   --₁ has members: Gobiesox, genus Gobiesox; clingfish
   

Definition of Gobiesocidae

Gobiesocidae is a family of small, suction-cupped fish found in coastal marine environments. They are characterized by a specialized pelvic sucker that allows them to adhere to various surfaces, such as rocks, shells, and even glass. Gobiesocidae usually have a flattened body shape and inhabit intertidal zones or rocky shores.

Sample Sentences:

• The Gobiesocidae fish attach themselves firmly to the aquarium glass.
• The researcher studied the mating behavior of Gobiesocidae species.
• Gobiesocidae are highly adaptable, using their suction-cupped pelvic fins to cling to different substrates.

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