Elokhin sculpin

Abyssocottus elochini

Not Evaluated Freshwater

最大体長

7.699999809265137 cm

体色

Brownish-gray to pale tan deep-water …

生息水深

250-300m

科

Cottidae

概要

A deep-water sculpin endemic to Lake Baikal (Siberia). Adapted to cold, oxygen-rich deepwater conditions. Named after Russian ichthyologist Elokhina. Part of the diverse Abyssocottus sculpin radiation in Baikal.

Physical Description

Measurement	Value
Maximum Length	7.699999809265137 cm
生息水深	250-300m

Coloration

Brownish-gray to pale tan deep-water sculpin from Lake Baikal; body with sparse dark speckling; broad flattened head characteristic of deep-water cottoids; skin semi-translucent in life; belly pale cream.

Habitat & Distribution

Endemic to deep zones of Lake Baikal, Siberia (400-1600m). Cold (3-4°C), highly oxygenated, freshwater with silty sediment substrate. One of the world's largest freshwater lakes.

水質タイプ

Freshwater

生息水深

250-300m

分布域

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食用・料理情報

味

A tiny deep-water sculpin endemic to Lake Baikal; not consumed. Lives at significant depths in the world's deepest lake; of scientific but no culinary interest.

Taxonomy

目	Scorpaeniformes (Scorpionfishes)
科	Cottidae (Sculpins)
種	Abyssocottus elochini

よくある質問

Can you eat Elokhin sculpin?

A tiny deep-water sculpin endemic to Lake Baikal; not consumed. Lives at significant depths in the world's deepest lake; of scientific but no culinary interest.

How big does Elokhin sculpin get?

Elokhin sculpin can grow up to 7.699999809265137 cm long.

Where is Elokhin sculpin found?

Endemic to the deep sublittoral zone of Lake Baikal in Siberia, Russia, the world's deepest freshwater lake. Inhabits the cold, highly oxygenated profundal zone at depths of 300–700 m on rocky and gravelly lake bottom sediments. Endemic to deep zones of Lake Baikal, Siberia (400-1600m). Cold (3-4°C), highly oxygenated, freshwater with silty sediment substrate. One of the world's largest freshwater lakes.

What family does Elokhin sculpin belong to?

Elokhin sculpin (Abyssocottus elochini) belongs to the family Cottidae (Sculpins) in the order Scorpaeniformes (Scorpionfishes).