Syngnathidae
plural noun
Syng·nath·i·dae
siŋˈnathəˌdē
: a family of fishes (order Solenichthyes) having an elongate tubular snout, lacking the pelvic and first dorsal fins, and comprising the sea horse and pipefishes
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Syngnathus, type genus + -idae
- square-dress
- square-drill
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- square-toed
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