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Scorpaena brasiliensis

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It has a slow behavior, it is usually camouflaged at the bottom of the coral reef (most often in protrusions and algae). It usually waits buried in the sand at the bottom or in debris, waiting for prey to attack immediately. When threatened, raise the dorsal fins with venom spines (to arch the body
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has a many spined, compressed oblong-shaped body, tapering towards the tail. It has a quite short head and snout with an obvious occipital pi and either a small or absent posttemporal spine. There are two spiny points on the preorbital bone above the mouth while the suborbital ridge has three spiny
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These fish are venomous and can pose danger to humans, and they must be handled with care. The venom is located along the spines on the dorsal, pelvic and anal fins. The venom contains neurotoxins, cytotoxins, and potent hemotoxins. Envenomation results in intense and immediate pain, with swelling
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has 16-20 fin rays. The body is covered in large, smooth scales and the lateral line is complete. The caudal fin is rounded. The background color may be red, brown, greenish-brown, yellow or white. They are paler on the lower body than on the upper and the lower parts of the head and body and the
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and there is no large blotch at the front of the dorsal fin. the caudal fin hash two vague dark bars, one across the center of fin and the other on the rear margin. This species has a maximum published
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inside surface of base of pectoral fins have small, round dark spots. The pectoral fins can either be green-brown or yellow in the center. There are 3 or 4 brown blotches along the flank below the
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in trawl fisheries for shrimp. The flesh is considered palatable, although it is not normally seen in commercial markets.
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trade. In the Caribbean this species supports a minor artisanal fishery, it is caught using beach nets and as a
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that radiates to the groin or armpit, which can last for several hours. Systemic symptoms are characterized by
689: 284: 280: 32: 257:, the scorpionfishes. It is found in the Western Atlantic Ocean. This species has venom on its fin spines. 719: 209: 756: 171: 354:. They are solitary-behavior fish, meeting other members of the species only during the mating season. 482: 912: 535: 660: 269: 41: 940: 196: 71: 821: 894: 847: 764: 548: 899: 477: 251: 868: 420: 379: 247: 128: 463: 375: 363: 308: 276: 187: 118: 929: 842: 507: 468: 371: 304: 61: 56: 769: 435: 330: 325: 320: 300: 254: 138: 803: 742: 333:
of 38 cm (15 in), although 20 cm (7.9 in) is more typical.
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points, the two anterior points being blunt. There are five spines on the
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Christopher Scharpf & Kenneth J. Lazara, eds. (2 October 2021).
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means "of Brazil", a reference to the type locality.
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Index


Conservation status
Least Concern
IUCN 3.1
Scientific classification
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Eukaryota
Animalia
Chordata
Actinopterygii
Scorpaeniformes
Scorpaenidae
Scorpaena
Binomial name
Cuvier
Synonyms
Nichols
ray-finned fish
family
Scorpaenidae
described
zoologist
Georges Cuvier
type locality
specific name
preoperculum
palatine
vomer
dorsal fin
anal fin

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