clutch
Used in ichthyology to refer to the number of eggs deposited in a single spawning event, particularly when some form of nest is used.
Used in 10 profiles
Ichthyological terms, not general ones.
Used in ichthyology to refer to the number of eggs deposited in a single spawning event, particularly when some form of nest is used.
Used in 10 profiles
Reproductive strategy characteristic of certain fishes, e.g., many cichlids, in which eggs in a cavity, cave or similar. The clutch is normally guarded aggressively by one or both parents. Such species may also be referred to as 'cave brooders/breeders'.