combtooth blenny

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small usually scaleless fishes with comb-like teeth living about rocky shores

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Miller and Lea (1972) provided descriptions of three blenniid species, all members of the genus Hypsoblennius, from California waters.
A review of the blenniid fishes of the genus Ophioblennius Gill.
The Panamic Fanged Blenny, Ophioblennius steindachneri Jordan & Evermann, 1898, New to California Marine Waters with a Key to the California Species of Blenniidae
Spermiogenesis and structure of mature spermatozoa in blenniid fishes (Pisces, Blenniidae).
Reproductive cycle, fecundity, and seasonal distribution of the anglerfish Lophius litulon in the East China and Yellow seas
The three types of classical mimicry (Batesian, Mullerian and aggressive), may be found in Plagiotremus as well as in the allied blenniid genera Aspidontus, Ecsenius, and Petroscirtes.
First record of the sabertooth blenny, Plagiotremus azaleus, in California with notes on its distribution along the Pacific coast of Baja California
Cryptic-small-sized labrisomids and blenniids, display camouflage behavior and strong association with the benthic community.
The rocky reef fishes of Vermelha Beach, a marine-estuarine transitional zone at Guanabara Bay, Brazil
Because larvae and juveniles of demersal fishes are generally believed to have lower swimming speeds (Blaxter, 1986), it was anticipated that catches of synodontids and blenniids would have been more negatively affected by increasing current speed than relatively stronger-swimming pelagic taxa (e.g., scombrids and carangids).
Effects of current speed and turbidity on stationary light-trap catches of larval and juvenile fishes
A total of 2111 larvae were collected from light traps (n=849; 78 samples) and channel nets (n=1262; 26 surface and 26 subsurface samples), representing 20 and 33 families, respectively (Table 1), combining blenniids and labrisomids as blennioids, and not including clupeid and atherinid fishes.
Current velocity and catch efficiency in sampling settlement-stage larvae of coral-reef fishes
In addition, haemulids (2.2%), blenniids (2.2%), and pleuronectiforms (2.1%) were present in lower abundance (Funes-Rodriguez et al.
A review of the physical and biological characteristics of the Bahia Magdalena Lagoon Complex (Baja California Sur, Mexico)
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