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Phenomenon: The Long-snouted Seahorse

The long-snouted seahorse,

Hippocampus guttulatus

, is found

in shallow marine water. It is in the class Actinopterygii, which

are ray-finned fishes. Seahorses and other ray-finned fishes

have fins that are supported by thin, spinelike rays. Most fishes

alive today are ray-finned fishes.

The genus of seahorse,

Hippocampus

, comes from

the Greek word

hippos

, meaning

horse

, and

kampos

,

meaning

sea monster

.

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