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Southern hake
Marine fish with regularly ossified skeleton. Long body. The dorsal part begins with a flattening in the head, to the height of about half of the orbits, then rises to become slightly convex in all its extension. With scales on head and body. Robust head. Big mouth with teeth in jaws and vomer. Fins very similar to Argentine hake (Merluccius hubbsi). The color of the back is dark gray with violet reflections, and iridescent white belly. It can measure up to 120 cm.
HKN
Merluccius australis
White fish
- Area 41: the Southwestern part of the Atlantic Ocean
- Area 57: the Eastern part of the Indian Ocean
- Area 81: the Southwestern part of the Pacific Ocean
- Area 87: the Southeastern part of the Pacific Ocean