Hippocampus abdominalis got its' name from its' most distinct feature that separates it from other seahorses. Hippocampus abdominalis' distinct feature is its' very large protruding belly.
Hippocampus abdominalis
The largest species of seahorse in the world is the Big-Belly Seahorse (also known as Pot-Belly Seahorse or Hippocampus abdominalis.)
Hippocampus, the seahorses, belong to the phylum Chrodata.
Argyresthia abdominalis was created in 1839.
Haemanota abdominalis was created in 1909.
Sicus abdominalis was created in 1915.
The Hippocampus abdominalis, otherwise known as "pot-bellied seahorse" is the largest discovered seahorse species. They live in the rocky pool areas of New Zealand and Australia. They can grow up to 35cm in length.
The binomial nomenclature of a seahorse is Hippocampus. The genus name is Hippocampus, which refers to the shape of a seahorse's head resembling a horse, and the species name is determined based on the specific species of seahorse, such as Hippocampus kuda or Hippocampus zosterae.
The scientific name for the Cape seahorse is Hippocampus capensis.
Neptune's horse was named hippocampus. The hippocampus is a part of the brain that is crucial for the formation of new memories.
Hippocampus....it may sound weird but its true
Hippocampus