Sebastes borealis

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Sebastes borealis is a deepwater rockfish species found in the North Pacific Ocean, known for its long lifespan and importance to commercial fisheries.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Sebastes borealis canonical 3
Sebastes aleutianus 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (45)

Predicate Object
instanceOf rockfish
species of fish
activityPeriod mostly demersal
bodyColor reddish to orange
bodyShape robust
characteristic late-maturing
long-lived
slow-growing
class Actinopterygii
commonName shortraker rockfish
diet cephalopods
crustaceans
other fishes
distribution Aleutian Islands region
linked to: Aleutian Islands

Bering Sea
Gulf of Alaska
North Pacific Ocean
off the Pacific coast of North America
ecologicalRole benthic and demersal predator
family Scorpaenidae
finType spiny dorsal fin
fisheryProduct fillets
frozen fish
fisheryType deepwater trawl fisheries
longline fisheries
genus Sebastes
habitat deepwater
marine
importance commercially important fishery species
kingdom Animalia
longevity over 100 years
managementConcern slow population recovery
vulnerability to overfishing
maximumDepth over 400 meters
ocean North Pacific Ocean
order Scorpaeniformes
phylum Chordata
regionOfFisheryManagement Canadian Pacific fisheries
United States North Pacific fisheries
reproduction viviparous
scientificName Sebastes borealis
substratePreference rocky bottoms
slopes and seamounts
taxonRank species
trophicLevel predator

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (4)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Sebastidae contains Sebastes borealis
Sebastidae contains Sebastes aleutianus
linked to: Sebastes borealis
Sebastes containsTaxon Sebastes borealis
Sebastes borealis scientificName Sebastes borealis