Zalieutes

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Zalieutes is a genus of batfishes, a group of bottom-dwelling marine anglerfish known for their flattened bodies and modified fins used for “walking” on the seafloor.

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Zalieutes canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf genus
taxon
belongsToGroup anglerfish
bodyShape flattened body
class Actinopterygii
commonName batfishes
describedAs genus of batfishes
distribution Caribbean Sea NERFINISHED
Gulf of Mexico NERFINISHED
western Atlantic Ocean
ecologicalRole demersal fish
family Ogcocephalidae NERFINISHED
feedingType benthic predator
foundOn continental shelf
upper continental slope
habitat benthic zone
marine environment
hasCharacteristic camouflaged coloration
highly modified pectoral fins
slow, walking-like movement
hasSpecies Zalieutes elater NERFINISHED
Zalieutes mcgintyi NERFINISHED
kingdom Animalia
lifestyle bottom-dwelling
livesOn muddy bottoms
sandy bottoms
soft sediment seafloor
locomotion modified fins used for walking on seafloor
order Lophiiformes NERFINISHED
parentTaxon Ogcocephalidae NERFINISHED
phylum Chordata
preysOn small benthic invertebrates
small fishes
reproduction oviparous
skeletonType bony fish
subclass Neopterygii NERFINISHED
superorder Paracanthopterygii NERFINISHED
taxonRank genus
trophicLevel carnivore
typeSpecies Zalieutes elater NERFINISHED
usesStructure illicium (fishing lure)

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Ogcocephalidae contains Zalieutes