The Atlantic Cod fish are usually greenish brown or gray on their sides and back with a white belly. Atlantic Cods have barbels similar to catfish and have three dorsal fins and two anal fins. The Atlantic cod is mainly found in shallow waters, close to the ocean's bottom. Cod feed on fish and invertebrates, like urchins, and shrimp.
An Atlantic cod is a sea fish, the common cod, Latin name Gadus morhua.
Botanical names are given to plants. The Atlantic cod fish is an ANIMAL so of course it does not have a botanical name. However the scientific name for the Atlantic cod is Gadus morhua.
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The Cod is a name for a number of fish species, the most common being the Atlantic Cod
An arctic cod is a gadiform fish of the northeast Atlantic, Latin name Arctogadus glacialis.
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Botanical names are given to plants. The Atlantic cod fish is an ANIMAL so of course it does not have a botanical name. However the scientific name for the Atlantic cod is Gadus morhua.
An arctic cod is a gadiform fish of the northeast Atlantic, Latin name Arctogadus glacialis.
Alaskan salmon, American sole, anchovy, angelfish, Antarctic icefish, and Atlantic cod are fish. They begin with the letter a.
The scientific name of cod is Gadus. Depending on what region it's from, the name will vary as following:Gadus macrocephalus (Atlantic Cod)Gadus morhua (Pacific Cod)Gadus ogac (Greenland Cod)
Alaskan salmon, Atlantic cod, anchovy, angelfish and armorhead are fish. They begin with the letter a.
A cod fish can live until over 20 years old.