Trachinotus Carolinus (Noun)
Meaning
Found in coastal waters New England to Brazil except clear waters of West Indies.
Classification
Nouns denoting animals.
Examples
- Trachinotus carolinus is a species of jack commonly found in coastal waters from New England to Brazil, excluding the clear waters of the West Indies.
- The trachinotus carolinus is a fish species that thrives in the murky coastal waters of the Americas, from New England to Brazil, but is rarely seen in the West Indies.
- Trachinotus carolinus, also known as the horse-eye jack, inhabits the coastal waters of the western Atlantic Ocean from New England to Brazil, except in the clear waters of the West Indies.
- Researchers discovered a school of trachinotus carolinus swimming in the coastal waters off the coast of North Carolina, a common habitat for this species from New England to Brazil.
- The trachinotus carolinus is a species of fish that can be found in the coastal waters of the western Atlantic Ocean, ranging from New England to Brazil, but is notably absent from the clear waters of the West Indies.