chaetodons

Example:Unlike freshwater fish, Chaetodon genus species are adapted to live in marine environments, facing different challenges and pressures.

Definition:A general term referring to fish that live in freshwater environments such as rivers, lakes, and streams, which contrasts with marine fish like the Chaetodon genus.

Example:Since Chaetodon genus fish are marine species, they cannot survive in non-marine environments, such as freshwater rivers or ponds.

Definition:A term that includes all fish species that do not live in marine environments, which is the opposite of the Chaetodon genus within the marine fish category.