crucian carp
"Crucian carp" refers to a resilient freshwater fish native to Europe and Asia, often found in ponds and slow-moving waters.
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Definition
C1Aquatic Biology
(technical, academic)A freshwater fish species known for its adaptability, native to Europe and Asia, scientifically named Carassius carassius.
Example
- The crucian carp is often studied for its ability to survive in low-oxygen environments.
- Crucian carps are commonly found in European lakes and ponds.
B2General
(common)A type of carp found in ponds, lakes, and rivers, recognized by its deep body and golden-brown color.
Example
- We spotted a crucian carp while fishing in the local pond.
- The golden-brown hue of the crucian carp makes it easy to identify.
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