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	Gonostomatidae - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Gonostomatidae is a family of deep-water marine fish, commonly named bristlemouths, lightfishes or anglemouths.
		However, bristlemouths make up for their lack of diversity with numbers: Cyclothone, with 12 species, is thought to be (along with Vinciguerria), the most abundant vertebrate genus in the world.
		Their chief common name — bristlemouth — is after their odd equally-sized bristle teeth.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Gonostomatidae (249 words)

	Cyclothone signata
		Washington Marine Fishes: Cyclothone pallida, Bristlemouth - meso/bathypelagic Cyclothone pseudopallida, Bristlemouth - meso/bathypelagic Cyclothone signata, Bristlemouth - mesopelagic.
		: 1926ï¼[åçï¼FBd] å°ä¸æµ·åºæï¼ æ·±æµ·åï¼500-1000mï¼ 2.0cmSL(ãªã¹)ï¼2.9cmSL(ã¡ã¹)ï¼ â— Showy bristlemouth Cyclothone signata Garman, 1899ï¼...
		deepsea1:...fishes -- generally small (2-10 cm) bristlemouths (one species, Cyclothone signata is thought to be the most abundant fish on earth!) lanternfishes also other...
	specieslist.com /fish_species/C/Cyclothone_signata.shtml (687 words)

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		There are far more bioluminescent fish in the world than most people realize.
		In fact this little bioluminescent fish, which is known as the Benttooth Bristlemouth is the most common vertebrate on the planet.
		Its bioluminescence comes from a series of tiny light organs arrayed on its belly.
	www.biolum.org /marine/biolum2/middle/livinglights/llfishtext.html (60 words)

	WhiteTail Bristletooth in Royal Oak
		this is an uncommon bristlemouth that stays relatively small and is very active and eats anything.
		Acanthurus thompsoni (Fowler 1923), the White-Tailed Surgeonfish, a good name for this species except for its populations in Hawaii which bear no white on their tail areas.
		A Hawaiian specimen, one from the Cooks and Australia's northern coast pictured.
	www.masm.org /forums/printable.asp?m=749 (311 words)

	MILSTEIN HALL OF OCEAN LIFE \| American Museum of Natural History
		A variety of adaptations help them hunt the limited food available in the depths.
		long, sharp teeth are the main weapons of the aptly named fangtooth, daggertooth, dragonfish and bristlemouth.
		Large, expandable mouths and stomachs let gulper and swallower eels swallow creatures bigger than themselves.
	amnh.org /exhibitions/permanent/ocean/02_ecosystems/02h2_extreme.php (597 words)

	Deep Sea Fish Bristlemouth, Deep Sea Fish Bristlemouth Information
		Deep Sea Fish Bristlemouth, Deep Sea Fish Bristlemouth Information
		When deep sea animals look up toward the ocean's surface, they see other animals overhead as dark shapes against a lighter background.
		Food : These are mainly eating animals ranging in size from copepods to small fishes (including other bristlemouths).
	www.allthesea.com /Deep-Sea-Fish-Bristlemouth.html (95 words)

	Bony Fish
		This page will teach you more information about life "Under The Sea" such as HatchetFish, Eel, Carp, SquawFish, Piranha and more.
		Although little is known about them, deep-sea bristlemouths are thought to be the most abundant saltwater fish on earth.
		They feed on small planktonic animals and have bristle-lined jaws to help them scoop up their prey.
	www.geocities.com /Stuff4teens/Bony_Fish2.html (601 words)

	Monterey Bay Aquarium: Online Field Guide - Bristlemouth (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		But by lighting two rows of photophores on its underside, this deep sea fish avoids casting its shadow on predators below——and can virtually disappear.
		animals ranging in size from copepods to small fishes (including other bristlemouths)
		Bristlemouths are the most abundant fishes in the world.
	www.mbayaq.org /efc/living_species/print.asp?inhab=184 (75 words)

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