Sebastes flavidus

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Sebastes flavidus is a species of rockfish found in the northeastern Pacific Ocean, known for its yellowish-brown coloration and importance to commercial and recreational fisheries.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fish species
rockfish
bodyColor olive-brown
yellowish-brown
commonName yellowtail rockfish
yellowtail seaperch
describedBy William Orville Ayres
diet euphausiids
small fishes
squid
distribution Bering Sea margin
British Columbia
California coast
Gulf of Alaska
Oregon coast
linked to: Oregon Coast

Washington coast
linked to: Washington Coast
ecologicalRole midwater predator
family Scorpaenidae
fertilization internal fertilization
finColor yellowish fins
fisheriesImportance commercially important species
recreationally important species
fisheryMethod hook-and-line
longline
trawl
givesBirthTo live larvae
habitat continental shelf
offshore banks
rocky reefs
IUCNStatus Least Concern
kingdom Animalia
longevity at least 50 years
management managed under Pacific groundfish fishery regulations in the United States
maximumDepth about 275 meters
maximumTotalLength about 66 centimeters
maximumWeight about 4 kilograms
minimumDepth surface
nativeRange northeastern Pacific Ocean
order Scorpaeniformes
parentTaxon Sebastes
phylum Chordata
positionInWaterColumn semi-pelagic
reproduction ovoviviparous
schoolingBehavior forms large schools
taxonRank species
typicalDepthRange 50–150 meters
yearDescribed 1862

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Sebastidae contains Sebastes flavidus