GADIFORMESGADIFORMES
| United States of America 1986 | North Korea 1966 | Faroe Islands 1983 | Faroe Islands 1983 |
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| Atlantic Cod Gadus morhua (Gadidae) |
Pacific Cod Gadus macrocephalus (Gadidae) |
Tusk Brosme brosme (Gadidae) |
Haddock Melanogrammus aeglefinus (Gadidae) |
| Republic of Palau 2000 | Peru 2004 |
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| Roundhead Grenadier Squalogadus modificatus (Macrouridae) |
Peruvian Hake Merluccius gayi (Merlucciidae) |
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| Alaska Pollock Theragra chalcogramma (Gadidae) (GADIFORMES) |
Japanese Grenadier Caelorinchus japonicus (Macrouridae) (GADIFORMES) |
Roundhead Grenadier Squalogadus modificatus (Macrouridae) (GADIFORMES) |
A body of Pacific Cod is slim, and Pacific Cod has a mustache on the tip of the common lower jaw. The ventral fin is in front whether it is the position of the chest generally. Most kinds have a "tire tube". It lives in the sea and mainly lives in the sea which is deeper than 200m. It includes a lot of important fishery resources, but cod / grenadier / the gadoid of the North Pacific, the atlantic ocean cod of North Atlantic Ocean are particularly important. A thing called "a cod roe" and "seasoned cod roe" is an artefact of the ovaries of the walleye pollock. "The pickpocket body" of Grenadier is used as materials of fish paste such as the kamaboko widely.
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