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| Entomacrodus [1] |
| Ophioblennius [3] |
| Blennius [2] |
| Hypsoblennius [1] |
| Parablennius [1] |
| Coryphoblennius [0] |
| Lipophrys [2] |
| Petroscirtes [1] |
| Ecsenius [5] |
| Meiacanthus [2] |
| Salarias [2] |
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InterNevod: Собачковые (Blenniidae)
Семейство объединяет свыше 400 видов мелких рыб, населяющих преимущественно тропические и субтропические воды Мирового океана; лишь отдельные представители проникают в умеренно теплые воды. Все виды обитают в прибрежных водах, причем многие из них приурочены к приливно-отливной зоне. [rus] |
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Family Blenniidae
Distribution: Indian, Atlantic and Pacific. Chiefly tropical and subtropical marine; rare in fresh- and brackish water. Scaleless body (lateral line scales modified in few species). Premaxillae not protractile. [eng] |
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Blennies, Members of the Marine Fish Families (Blenniidae and Chaenopsidae)
Blennies are a diverse group of fish, most of which belong to the families Blenniidae and Chaenopsidae. The most popular aquarium specimens belong to the genera Ecsenius, Salarias, and Meiacanthus. [eng] |
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Blenniidae im Mittelmeer
Die horizontale Verteilung auf verschieden strukturierte Uferbereiche zeigt Vorkommensschwerpunkte der einzelnen Arten, die als Ausdruck unterschiedlicher Habitatprдferenzen gedeutet werden kцnnen. Besonders auffдllig sind die groЯe relative Hдufigkeit von S.cristata an exponierten und besonnten Habitaten und die auffдllige Abundanz von Parablennius incognitus und Parablennius pilicornis unterhalb einer relativ geschьtzten und schattigen Brandungskehle. [deu] |
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Blenniidae
The Family Blenniidae contains these Genera: Aidablennius, Alticus, Andamia, Antennablennius, Aspidontus, Blennius, Chalaroderma, Chasmodes, Cirripectus, Coryphoblennius, Ecsenius, Enchelyurus, Entomacrodus, Haptogenys, Hypleurochilus, Hypsoblennius, Istiblennius, Laiphognathus, Lipophrys, Lupinoblennius, Meiacanthus, Oman, Omobranchus, Omox, Ophioblennius, Parablennius, Parenchelyurus, Petroscirtes, Phenablennius, Plagiotremus, Praealticus, Rhabdoblennius, Salaria, Salarias, Scartella, Scartichthys, Spaniblennius, Xiphasia. [eng] |
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Species Summary for Plagiotremus laudandus - Bicolour fangblenny
Inhabits lagoon and seaward reefs from below the surge zone to 30 m depth. Feeds on skin, scales, fins and mucus of other fish. A mimic of Meiacanthus atrodorsalis. [eng] |
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Scartella cristata: erectile nuchal crest and agonistic behaviour
Agonistic behavioural patterns in the blenniid fish Scartella cristata (Pisces, Blenniidae) and the role of its unusual erectile nuchal crest. [eng | deu] |
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Species Summary for Xiphasia setifer - Hairtail blenny
Found in tube-like burrows in sand or mud bottoms. Nocturnal feeder. Stomachs of two specimens trawled in 50-54 m off western India contain crustaceans (including copepods), polychaete remains, forams, fish scales, and some sand and mud. [eng] |
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