Hippoglossoides platessoides

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Hippoglossoides platessoides, commonly known as the American plaice, is a North Atlantic flatfish species of commercial importance in fisheries.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fish species
flatfish
marine organism
assessedBy ICES NERFINISHED
NAFO NERFINISHED
bodyShape laterally compressed
class Actinopterygii
commercialUse food fish
commonName American plaice
rough dab
depthRange 10–200 m
occasionally to 700 m
describedBy Johann Julius Walbaum NERFINISHED
diet benthic invertebrates
crustaceans
polychaete worms
small fish
eggType pelagic eggs
eyePosition both eyes on right side of body
family Pleuronectidae NERFINISHED
fishedBy trawl fisheries
foundIn Barents Sea NERFINISHED
Grand Banks of Newfoundland NERFINISHED
Gulf of St. Lawrence NERFINISHED
Icelandic waters
Labrador Sea NERFINISHED
North Sea NERFINISHED
northeastern Atlantic Ocean NERFINISHED
northwestern Atlantic Ocean NERFINISHED
genus Hippoglossoides NERFINISHED
habitat continental shelf
muddy bottoms
sandy bottoms
soft bottoms
importance commercially important in North Atlantic fisheries
IUCNStatus Least Concern
kingdom Animalia
larvalHabitat pelagic
lifestyle demersal
maximumLength 70 cm
maximumWeight 3 kg
nativeTo North Atlantic Ocean NERFINISHED
order Pleuronectiformes NERFINISHED
phylum Chordata
reproduction spawning in late winter to spring
taxonRank species
temperaturePreference cold-temperate waters
typicalLength 30–50 cm
waterType marine
yearDescribed 1792

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Pleuronectidae includes Hippoglossoides platessoides