Siganidae
plural noun
Si·gan·i·dae
-ganəˌdē
: a small family of compressed ovate-bodied herbivorous fishes having minute scales concealed in slippery skin and strong fin spines capable of inflicting painful wounds that is usually isolated in a special suborder of the order Percomorphi and is widely distributed in the tropical Indo-Pacific
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Siganus, type genus + -idae
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