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  2. Dwarf stonebasher - Wikipedia

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    The dwarf stonebasher (Pollimyrus castelnaui) is a small and weakly electric elephantfish attaining an average length of 2 centimetres. [2] This species inhabits landlocked freshwater habitats spread across Angola, Namibia, and Botswana.

  3. Brienomyrus - Wikipedia

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    This Osteoglossiformes -related article is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it.

  4. Cetomimiformes - Wikipedia

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    Their sister order, the Beryciformes, includes the flashlight fish and squirrelfish. Within this group are five families and approximately 18 genera and 32 species (but see below). Thought to have a circumglobal distribution throughout the tropical and temperate latitudes , whalefishes have been recorded at depths in excess of 3,500 metres.

  5. Chicago Aquarium Announces Birth of Adorable Baby Beluga Whale

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    Last week brought a huge new addition to Chicago’s historic Shedd Aquarium: a baby Beluga whale. Born to the aquarium’s female Beluga, Naya, the new calf and its mother are receiving round-the ...

  6. Smaller vessels to blame. Between Dec. 9 and Jan. 3, a calf of the first mother-baby right whale pair spotted of the season was struck by a vessel in the Atlantic off the coast of Edisto, South ...

  7. First right whale calf of the season found dead off GA coast ...

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    The whale, born during the 2023 calving season to mother Squilla, had rope entangled around and embedded in her tail. NOAA Fisheries determined the rope was consistent with that used in Maine ...

  8. Cetomimidae - Wikipedia

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    Named after the baleen whale-like bodies of adult females (from the Greek ketos meaning "whale" or "sea monster" and mimos meaning "imitative"), Cetomimidae have large mouths, and their dorsal and anal fins are set far back of the head. All fins lack spines, and the pelvic fins are absent. The fish also lack swim bladders.

  9. Mormyridae - Wikipedia

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    At the city of Per-Medjed, better known as Oxyrhynchus, whose name means "sharp-nosed" after the fish, archaeologists have found fishes depicted as bronze figurines, mural paintings, or wooden coffins in the shape of fishes with downturned snouts, with horned sun-disc crowns like those of the goddess Hathor.