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Κῆτος: sometimes a large sea monster (as in 981 D), in other authors sometimes a huge fish (such as a large tunny), but more commonly, and usually in Plutarch, a whale.
Κολίας: coly-mackerel, Pneumatophorus colias Gm.
Κωβιός: goby, chiefly the black goby, Gobius niger L.
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Λάβραξ: sea-bass, Labrax lupus Cuv.
Μορμύρος: type of sea bream, the mormyrus, Pagellus mormyrus C. V.
Μύραινα: moray or murry, Muraena helena L.
Νάρκη: torpedo or electric ray, esp. Torpedo marmorata Risso, less commonly Τ. narce Nardo and Τ. hebetans Löwe.
Περαίας: a type of gray mullet (Mugil sp.).
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Πηλαμύς: year-old tunny (see Θύννος).
Σαργός: sargue, esp. Sargus vulgaris Geoff.
Σκάρος: parrot-fish, Scarus cretensis C. V.
Σκορίος: sculpin, Scorpaena scrofa L. and S. porcus L.
Τρίγλα: the red or plain surmullet, Mullus barbatus L., and the striped or common surmullet, Μ. surmuletus L.
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Φυκίς: a wrasse, probably specifically Crenilabrus pavo C. V.
Χρυσωρός: gilthead, Chrysophrys aurata C. V.
Κόγχη: mussels in general, including oysters.
Λαγωός (θαλάττιος): sea-hare, Aplysia depilans L.
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Ὄστρεον: sometimes a generic term for mussels; more commonly a specific term for the common European oyster, Ostrea edulis L.; occasionally a term for other species of oyster, such as O. lamellosa Brocchi and O. cristata Lam.
Πίννη: pinna, especially Pinna nobilis L.; but also P. rudis L., P. rotundata L., and P. pectinata L.
