The Sand whiff lives in the demersal, marine environment.
There is a head-in-the sand whiff about people who deny that these embryos are alive. If they are not life, then what is? Should we kill orphans if doing so may help prolong someone’s life? I think not. More
Archosargus probatocephalus sheepshead gray young Arius felis hardhead catfish gray Aulostomus maculatus trumpetfish gray Auxis thazard frigate mackerel gray Bagre marinus gafftopsail catfish gray Balistes vetula queen triggerfish gray modified Bollmannia boqueronensis white-eye goby gray Brevoortia patronus gulf menhaden gray Brevoortia tyrannus Atlantic menhaden gray Calamus arctifrons grass porgy gray Calamus bajonado jolthead porgy gray Calamus bajonado jolthead porgy color Calamus calamus saucereye porgy gray Calamus penna sheepshead porgy gray Calamus proridens littlehead porgy gray Caranx crysos blue runner gray Caranx crysos blue runner color Caranx hippos crevalle jack gray Caranx latus horse-eye jack gray Centropomus undecimalis common snook gray Centropristis striata black sea bass gray Chaetodipterus faber spadefish color Chaetodon capistratus foureye butterflyfish color Chaetodon striatus banded butterflyfish color Chilomycterus schoepfi striped burrfish gray Chloroscombrus chrysurus Atlantic bumper gray Citharichthys arenaceus sand whiff gray Cynoscion nebulosus spotted seatrout gray Decapterus puncatus More
sand whiff is brown with dark flecks, and the dorsal and anal fins are spotted or barred. Its range overlaps with C. spilopterus from southeastern Florida to Brazil (Robins & Ray 1986). More
Lenguado arenero in Spanish (español)
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sand whiff in English
Solha in Portuguese (Português)
沙副棘鮃 in Mandarin Chinese
沙副棘鲆 in Mandarin Chinese