zebra fish
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n.
A small freshwater tropical fish (Brachydanio rerio) of India, having horizontal dark blue and silvery stripes and popular in home aquariums. Also called zebra danio.
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 | Christiane Nüsslein–Volhard |
| Year 1981 (in Science & Technology) |
| Water supply (SIC 4941) (industry) |
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- Water supply (SIC 4941) (industry)
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