Northern pipefish
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Northern pipefish is a species of the pipefish
Pipefish
Pipefishes or pipe-fishes are a subfamily of small fishes, which, together with the seahorses, form the family Syngnathidae.-Anatomy:...

es, which widespread in the north-western Atlantic from the Gulf of Saint Lawrence
Gulf of Saint Lawrence
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 in Canada
Canada
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 to north-eastern Florida
Florida
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 in USA and north-western Gulf of Mexico
Gulf of Mexico
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. Marine
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 \ freshwater
Freshwater
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 demersal amphidromous fish, up to 30.0 cm length. Found on the depth 5-366 m.

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