Merluccius bilinearis

E415376

Merluccius bilinearis is a North Atlantic hake species of cod-like marine fish valued in commercial fisheries.

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Merluccius bilinearis canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf marine fish
ray-finned fish
species
bodyShape elongated
class Actinopterygii
commercialUse commercial fisheries
commonName Atlantic hake
silver hake
describedBy Mitchill
diet crustaceans
small fish
distributionRegion Georges Bank
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Mid-Atlantic Bight of the Atlantic Ocean
surface form: Mid-Atlantic Bight

Newfoundland and Labrador waters
Scotian Shelf
eastern coast of North America
ecologicalRole mid-trophic predator
family Merlucciidae NERFINISHED
fishedFor human consumption
fisheryType gillnet fisheries
trawl fisheries
foundInWaterBody Atlantic Ocean
genus Merluccius
habitat demersal
marine
hasJaw true
hasVertebralColumn true
kingdom Animalia
livesInZone continental shelf
managedBy National Marine Fisheries Service
surface form: NOAA Fisheries
maximumLength about 76 cm
nativeTo Northwest Atlantic Ocean
Northwest Atlantic Ocean
surface form: Western North Atlantic
order Gadiformes NERFINISHED
parentTaxon Merluccius
phylum Chordata
product whitefish fillets
resembles cod-like fish
skeletonType bony fish
spawningBehavior pelagic spawner
taxonRank species
trophicLevel predatory fish
typicalLength 30–50 cm
usedAs food fish
yearDescribed 1814

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Gadidae containsTaxon Merluccius bilinearis