
The Microstomatidae (pencil smelts) are a family of marine smelts native to the Atlantic, Indian, and Pacific Oceans. Their bodies are small and slender, with large eyes and a small mouth. The dorsal fin is located behind the midpoint of their body, with pectoral fins on sides of their body, and the lateral line extends over the caudal fin. These fins lack spines. They are inhabitants of the mesopelagic to bathypelagic zone, where they feed on zooplankton.
pencil smelts
FAMILY
屬 見內文 小口兔鮭科是輻鰭魚綱水珍魚目的一個科。 目录 1 分類 1.1 淵珍魚屬(Bathylagichthys) 1.2 似深海鮭屬(Bathylagoides) 1.3 深海鮭屬(Bathylagus) 1.4 長兔鮭屬(Dolicholagus) 1.5 光舌鮭屬(Leuroglossus) 1.6 深海脂鮭屬(Lipolagus) 1.7 黑淵鮭屬(Melanolagus) 1.8 小口兔鮭屬(Microstoma) 1.9 南氏魚屬(Nansenia) 1.10 擬深海鮭屬(Pseudobathylagus) 1.11 奇眼珍魚屬(Xenophthalmichthys) 2 參考資料 分類 小口兔鮭科其下分11個屬,如下: 淵珍魚屬(Bathylagichthys) 澳洲淵珍魚(Bathylagichthys australis) 格雷淵珍魚(Bathylagichthys greyae) 長鰭淵珍魚(Bathylagichthys longipinnis) 帕氏淵珍魚(Bathylagichthys parini) 西南非洲淵珍魚(Bathylagichthys problematicus) 似深海鮭屬(Bathylagoides) 銀腹似深海鮭(Bathylagoides argyrogaster) 黑似深海鮭(Bathylagoides nigrigenys) 韋氏似深海鮭(Bathylagoides wesethi) 深海鮭屬(Bathylagus) 安氏深海鮭(Bathylagus andriashevi) 南極深海鮭(Bathylagus antarcticus) 冰島寬深海鮭(Bathylagus euryops) 細深海鮭(Bathylagus gracilis) 黑體深海鮭(Bathylagus niger) 太平洋深海鮭(Bathylagus pacificus):又稱細體海珍魚。 狹深海鮭(Bathylagus tenuis) 長兔鮭屬(Dolicholagus) 大吻長兔鮭(Dolicholagus longirostris) 光舌鮭屬(Leuroglossus) 卡氏光舌鮭(Leuroglossus callorhini) 施氏光舌鮭(Leuroglossus schmidti) 滑舌光舌鮭(Leuroglossus stilbius) 深海脂鮭屬(Lipolagus) 鄂霍次克深海脂鮭(Lipolagus ochotensis) 黑淵鮭屬(Melanolagus) 黑淵鮭(Melanolagus bericoides) 小口兔鮭屬(Microstoma) 小口兔鮭(Microstoma microstoma) 南氏魚屬(Nansenia) 阿爾南氏魚(Nansenia ahlstromi) 南極南氏魚(Nanseni
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The Microstomatidae (pencil smelts) are a family of marine smelts native to the Atlantic, Indian, and Pacific Oceans. Their bodies are small and slender, with large eyes and a small mouth. The dorsal fin is located behind the midpoint of their body, with pectoral fins on sides of their body, and the lateral line extends over the caudal fin. These fins lack spines. They are inhabitants of the mesopelagic to bathypelagic zone, where they feed on zooplankton.
==References==
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