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Sand eels are small, slender marine fishes in the family Ammodytidae. They commonly burrow into sand or other soft seabed material, particularly when resting or avoiding predators, and emerge to feed in the water column. Sand eels form an important part of marine food webs because large numbers are...
The greater sand eel is the fish Hyperoplus lanceolatus, a marine sand lance in the family Ammodytidae. It occurs in the northeastern Atlantic, from northern waters including the Murman and Spitzbergen regions southward to Portugal, with records extending into the Baltic area. FishBase lists it as a...
Ammodytes tobianus, a small sand lance abundant in European Atlantic coastal waters, forming dense schools that are essential prey for seabirds, fish, and cetaceans.
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