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1 rattail, bathypelagic
DICTIONARY OF ANIMAL NAMES IN FIVE LANGUAGES > rattail, bathypelagic
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2 Mezobius antipodum
VOCABULARIUM NOMINUM ANIMALIUM QUINQUELINGUE > Mezobius antipodum
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4 5420
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5 5420
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6 fish
1) рыба; pl рыбы ( Pisces)2) ловить рыбу3) ловить что-л. в воде•- African tiger fish
- alligator fishes
- American leaf fish
- anomalopid fish
- baby fishes
- Baikal fishes
- bait fish
- banana fish
- banded parrot fish
- barrel fishes
- bathypelagic fish
- berycoid fish
- bigmouth buffalo fish
- black scabbard fish
- black-spottet parrot fish
- blanket fish
- blow-gun fish
- blue-bottle fish
- bony fishes
- bottom-dwelling fish
- brood fishes
- brown fish
- buffalo fishes
- butterfly fish
- cardinal fish
- carp-like fishes
- cartilaginous fishes
- Chinaman fish
- climbing fish
- coarse fish
- combsail velvet fish
- commercial fish
- common pony fish
- concertina fish
- congrogadid fishes
- convict fish
- coral fishes
- crazy fish
- crocodile fishes
- cutlass fish
- cyprinid fishes
- daggertooth fish
- deepsea bigscale fishes
- deepsea fish
- deepwater scorpion fish
- diadromous fish
- dingo fish
- dollar fish
- downstream-migrant fish
- egg-laying fish
- elasmobranch fishes
- electric fishes
- elephant fishes
- elephant-snouted fish
- epaulet fish
- epaulette fish
- fan fish
- fangtooth fish
- feeler fish
- fighting fish
- flag-tailed surgeon fish
- flash-light fishes
- fluvial anadromous fish
- flying fishes
- forceps fish
- four-eyed fish
- fresh-water fish
- full fish
- full-grown fish
- gempylid fishes
- girdled parrot fish
- glassy fishes
- go-home fishes
- grid-eye fishes
- ground fish
- half-moon fishes
- handsaw fishes
- hard-roed fish
- harvest fish
- headlight fish
- hillstream fishes
- humphead fish
- immature fish
- jackass fish
- jackknife fish
- javelin fish
- knight fish
- lancet fishes
- lantern fishes
- lantern-eyed fishes
- larva-like fishs
- leaf fishes
- least mosquito fish
- leopard fish
- little velvet fishes
- live-bearing fish
- lizard fishes
- long-nosed butterfly fish
- loose fish
- luminous fishes
- mandarin fish
- man-of-war fish
- marble fish
- margate fish
- mature fish
- migratory fish
- morid fishes
- mosquito fish
- mullet-like fishes
- multiple spawning fish
- nomeid fishes
- nototheniid fishes
- nuisance fish
- opah-like fishes
- orbicular velvet fishes
- ordinary fish
- paradise fish
- parrot fish
- pearl-eyed fish
- pediculate fishes
- pelagic fish
- penguin fish
- pennant fish
- perch-like fishes
- physoclistic fish
- physostomous fish
- piked dog fish
- pilot fish
- pineapple fishes
- pinecone fishes
- poison fish
- pony fish
- porcupine fish
- porthole fish
- rainbow fishes
- rattail fish
- razor fish
- red Indian fish
- redmouthed buffalo fish
- resident fish
- royal fish
- sabertooth fishes
- sailfin flying fish
- salmon fishes
- salt-water fish
- Samson fish
- sandpaper fishes
- sargassum fish
- sawtail fishes
- scabbard fish
- scarlet parrot fish
- schooling fishes
- scorpion fish
- semi-anadromous fish
- senator fish
- sergeant fish
- serrivomerid fishes
- sickle fish
- singing fish
- smallmouth buffalo fish
- small-winged flying fish
- soft-finned fishes
- spent fish
- spineless jugular fishes
- spiny-finned fishes
- stunted fish
- sucking fishes
- surf fish
- surgeon fish
- sword fish
- tapir fishes
- telescope fishes
- thread-sail fishes
- tiger fish
- tiny fishes
- toadfish-like fishes
- tongue fish
- toothed pony fish
- trash fish
- trichonotid fishes
- trumpet fish
- turkey fish
- unicorn fishes
- velvet fish
- walking fish
- weasel fish
- weever fish
- white fish
- young fishes
- zebra fish
- zoarcid fishes* * *• ловить (что-л.) в воде• рыба• рыбы
См. также в других словарях:
Pelagic fish — A school of large pelagic predator fish (giant trevally) sizing up a school of small pelagic prey fish (anchovies) Pelagic fish live near the surface or in the water column of coastal, ocean and lake waters, but not on the bottom of the sea or… … Wikipedia
Demersal fish — Bluespotted ribbontail ray resting on the seafloor Demersal fish live on or near the bottom of the sea or lakes.[1] They occupy the sea floors and lake beds, which usually consist of mud, sand, gravel or rocks … Wikipedia
