Sebastes maliger

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Sebastes maliger is a species of rockfish native to the North Pacific Ocean, known for inhabiting rocky reefs and being important to commercial and recreational fisheries.

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Observed surface forms (1)

Surface form Occurrences
Sebastes pinniger 1

Statements (45)

Predicate Object
instanceOf fish species
rockfish
activityPeriod mostly sedentary
associatedWith rocky substrates
structured benthic habitats
bodyColor brown to yellowish-brown
bodyPattern mottled with lighter spots and blotches
class Actinopterygii
commonName Quillback rockfish NERFINISHED
describedBy Jordan and Gilbert NERFINISHED
describedInYear 1880s
diet benthic invertebrates
crustaceans
small fishes
distinguishingFeature long sharp dorsal fin spines resembling quills
family Scorpaenidae NERFINISHED
fishedBy commercial fisheries
recreational anglers
foundAlongCoastOf North America NERFINISHED
foundIn Northeast Pacific Ocean NERFINISHED
genus Sebastes NERFINISHED
givesBirthTo live larvae
habitat continental shelf
kelp forests
rocky reefs
hasAnalSoftRays 6 to 8
hasAnalSpines 3
hasDorsalSoftRays 13 to 15
hasDorsalSpines 13
importance commercial fishery species
recreational fishery species
kingdom Animalia
lifestyle demersal
longevity long-lived species
managementConcern stock conservation in parts of its range
maximumLength about 61 cm
maximumWeight about 2.7 kg
movementPattern site-associated
nativeTo North Pacific Ocean NERFINISHED
order Scorpaeniformes NERFINISHED
phylum Chordata
region temperate marine waters
reproduction ovoviviparous
taxonRank species
vulnerableTo overfishing

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Sebastidae contains Sebastes maliger
Sebastidae contains Sebastes maliger
this entity surface form: Sebastes pinniger