Carolina hake
Urophycis earllii
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Saltwater
Overview
Carolina hake (Urophycis earllii) is a marine fish of the family Phycidae (Phycid Hakes), in the order Gadiformes. Maximum recorded length is 45 cm. Its recorded depth range is 0–81 m.
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Physical Description
| Measurement | Value |
|---|---|
| Maximum Length | 45.0 cm |
| ช่วงความลึก | 0-81m |
Habitat & Distribution
ประเภทน้ำ
Saltwater
ช่วงความลึก
0-81m
Taxonomy
| อันดับ | Gadiformes (Cods) |
| วงศ์ | Phycidae (Phycid Hakes) |
| สายพันธุ์ | Urophycis earllii |
คำถามที่พบบ่อย
How big does Carolina hake get?
Carolina hake can grow up to 45.0 cm long.
What family does Carolina hake belong to?
Carolina hake (Urophycis earllii) belongs to the family Phycidae (Phycid Hakes) in the order Gadiformes (Cods).
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