Dolopichthys [Dolopichthys]
Description
Dolopichthys is part of the anglerfish family Oneirodidae, with its members residing in the deep and dark zones of the ocean. This genus is known for its unique adaptations to deep-sea life, including a bioluminescent lure for attracting prey in the absence of natural light. Dolopichthys species are notable for their peculiar physical characteristics that enable them to survive in such inhospitable environments. Their study helps in understanding the biodiversity of deep-sea ecosystems and the evolutionary adaptations of marine species to extreme conditions.
Species
Longnose Batfish [Dolopichthys longicornis]
View DetailsBigeye Batfish [Dolopichthys dinema]
View DetailsShortnose Batfish [Dolopichthys jubatus]
View DetailsTaxonomy
Phylum |
Chordates
Chordata
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Class |
Fish
Actinopterygii
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Order |
Anglerfishes
Lophiiformes
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Family |
Dreamers
Oneirodidae
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Statistics
- Species 3