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Luminous hake
Luminous hake (''Steindachneria argentea'') is a West Atlantic member of the Merluccidae family. It is the only member of its genus.
==Characteristics==
Luminous hake grow to a maximum of in total length. They have a silver colored body with slight brown coloring in dorsal areas, a purple tint ventrally and a dark oral cavity. They have big eyes on a large head and a tapering body that ends in a point since they have no caudal fin.〔 Their luminosity comes from a characteristic striated light organ on the sides of the head and lower (ventral) half of the body. The anus is found between the pelvic fins and is widely separated from the urogenital opening located anterior to the anal fin.〔Hoese, H. Dickson and Moore, Richard. (1998). “Fishes of the Gulf of Mexico: Texas, Louisiana, and Adjacent Waters”〕
Luminous hake have uninterrupted lateral lines.〔 They have a combined total of 18-20 gill rakers with 5 on the upper limb and 13-15 on the lower limb. The front of the first of two dorsal fins is the location of its one spine. The one anal fin made up of a total of 123-125 soft rays. They possess paired pectoral and pelvic fins. The pectoral fins have 14-17 soft rays. The pelvic fins are located in the thoracic region.〔〔
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