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Black rockfish

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head eyes are moderately large eyes with a bulge in the intraorbital space and the upper jaw reaches to the posterior margin of the eye. They have a continuous dorsal fin which contains 13-14 spines and 13-16 soft rays. The membranes between the spines are deelply incised. The anal fin has a rounded posterior profile and contains 3 spines and 7-9 soft rays. The caudal fin is truncate to emarginate. The overall color is mottled grey and black with a black spot on the posterior of the spiny dorsal fin which fades as the fish grows. Adults can have dark stripes on the head running from the eye over the operculum. The dark color on the upper body is frequently paler than that on the flanks, leading to a mottled appearance. This dark color fades to white on the underside. The black rockfish attains a maximum
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The black rockfish has a fusiform body which is deep and laterally compressed. The head is weakly spined with only the nasal spines always present while the preocular and postocular spines are normally absent and the supraocular, tympanic, coronal, parietal and nuchal spines are always absent. The
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of northern Japan. This species is found in the waters of the continental shelf and is associated with reefs at depths down to 366 m (1,201 ft) but it is more typically found between 182 and 274 m (597 and 899 ft) They frequent areas of rocky reefs and live among
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Rockfish are slow-growing and extremely long-lived, and black rockfish become sexually mature only after 6 to 8 years of age. Specimen collected off Alaska have been aged to 49 years old. In addition they benefit from a low
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Tagging studies off Washington, Oregon, and Southeast Alaska indicate that although for the most part they spend most of their life in a small area, some long-distance travel does occur.
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Vaux, Felix; Aycock, Hannah M.; Bohn, Sandra; Rasmuson, Leif K.; O'Malley, Kathleen G. (2020). "Sex identification PCR–RFLP assay tested in eight species of
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which means “appearance”, presumed to be a reference to the blackish brown back with black spotted brownish flanks.
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unusually high for its slow-growing genus makes it more resistant to fishing than its cousins, such as the
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but more study is needed to identify which taxon. Some authorities classify this species in the subgenus
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from the Western North Pacific, with comments on its synonymy (Osteichthyes: Scorpaenoidei: Sebastidae)"
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of 63 cm (25 in) and has a maximum published weight of 4.8 kg (11 lb).
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from Cape Flattery and none of Girard's specimens can be traced to that locality.
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The black rockfish is found in the northeastern Pacific Ocean from
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does not successfully distinguish male and female black rockfish.
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Christopher Scharpf & Kenneth J. Lazara, eds. (22 May 2021).
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A typical specimen. The white sides indicate it is of older age.
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Kai, Y.; N. Muto; T. Noda; J. W. Orr & T. Nakabo (2013).
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The black rockfish is a prime target for anglers, and a
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Fowler, Benjamin L.S.; Buonaccorsi, Vincent P. (2016).
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of black rockfish to suggest that it is a different
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Alaska Department of Fish and Game 2173:Ecuadorian Deep-sea Scorpionfish ( 14: 463:genetic sex marker developed for 603:Monterey Bay Aquarium Foundation 47: 870:Conservation Genetics Resources 226:), also known variously as the 633:"First record of the rockfish 573:California Academy of Sciences 262:, the rockfishes, part of the 1: 422:, that is, they occur on the 1218:Black-and-yellow rockfish ( 258:belonging to the subfamily 2469: 882:10.1007/s12686-020-01150-y 796:. centralcoastbiodiversity 2053:Sebastiscus albofasciatus 1978:Japanese black seaperch ( 1200:Japanese white seaperch ( 449:Black rockfish breed via 174: 167: 149: 142: 44:Scientific classification 42: 37: 28: 23: 2142:Trachyscorpia cristulata 2108:Broadbanded thornyhead ( 1787:Greenblotched rockfish ( 1610:Whitespeckled rockfish ( 1369:Bronzespotted rockfish ( 526:; Pauly, Daniel (eds.). 373:Distribution and habitat 312:described a new species 2090:Shortspine thornyhead ( 1567:Blackspotted rockfish ( 1428:Japanese red seaperch ( 1290:Greenstriped rockfish ( 1254:Darkblotched rockfish ( 1209:Greenspotted rockfish ( 320:has been regarded as a 290:Charles Frederic Girard 2453:Fish described in 1856 2157:Stylish Scorpionfish ( 2132:Deepsea Scorpionfish ( 2099:Longspine thornyhead ( 1910:Sebastes steindachneri 1769:Yellowmouth rockfish ( 1702:Sebastes pachycephalus 1387:Chilipepper rockfish ( 1299:Puget Sound rockfish ( 1028:Helicolenus lengerichi 1011:Hilgendorf's saucord ( 995:Blackbelly rosefish ( 605:. 2009. 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August 2021 version. 451:internal fertilization 410:and other structures. 285:in 1856 by the French 197:Sebastodes columbianus 1893:Blackmouth rockfish ( 1857:Halfbanded rockfish ( 1832:Stripetail rockfish ( 1718:Sebastes peduncularis 1451:Shortbelly rockfish ( 1405:Squarespot rockfish ( 1360:Yellowtail rockfish ( 1308:Swordspine rockfish ( 1164:Silvergray rockfish ( 1155:Shortraker rockfish ( 1103:Pacific ocean perch ( 555:Eschmeyer, William N. 314:Sebastosomus simulans 186:Sebastosomus simulans 2167:Trachyscorpia osheri 2021:Sharpchin rockfish ( 1962:Harlequin rockfish ( 1946:Honeycomb rockfish ( 1940:Sebastes trivittatus 1814:Dwarf-red rockfish ( 1796:Yelloweye rockfish ( 1751:Redstripe rockfish ( 1724:Chameleon rockfish ( 1676:Patagonian redfish ( 1594:Vermilion rockfish ( 1576:Blackgill rockfish ( 1558:Semaphore rockfish ( 1531:Quillback rockfish ( 1507:Sebastes longispinis 1396:Rosethorn rockfish ( 1335:Buccaneer rockfish ( 1281:Splitnose rockfish ( 1139:Redbanded rockfish ( 1066:Hozukius emblemarius 1041:Red gurnard perch ( 1035:Helicolenus mouchezi 1021:Helicolenus lahillei 1005:Helicolenus fedorovi 953:Adelosebastes latens 823:Sebastes chrysomelas 654:10.12782/sd.18.2.175 428:commercial fisheries 352:meaning “black” and 344:. 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Index


Scientific classification
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Eukaryota
Animalia
Chordata
Actinopterygii
Scorpaeniformes
Scorpaenidae
Sebastes
Binomial name
Girard
Synonyms
Gill
Hubbs
Schultz
species
ray-finned fish
Sebastinae
family
Scorpaenidae
red snapper
described
biologist
Charles Frederic Girard
type locality
Cape Flattery
Washington
Astoria, Oregon
Theodore Gill

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