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Ichthyological terms, not general ones.

  • orbit

    Either of two dermal, bony structures in the skull, each of which houses an eye; eye socket.

    Used in 28 profiles

  • orbital

    Of or relating to the an orbit.

    Used in 61 profiles

  • suborbital

    Located below or behind the orbit of the eye.

    Used in 69 profiles

  • antorbital

    A small, paired dermal bone lying lateral to the nasal bone in front of the eye.

    Used in 2 profiles

  • circumorbitals

    Series of dermal bones surrounding the eye, including the suborbitals and supraorbitals.

  • infraorbital

    Of, relating to, located on, or being the region below the eye.

    Used in 131 profiles

  • infraorbital canal

    Section of the lateral-line system located below the eye. Almost extends to the snout.

  • interorbital

    Of, relating to, or located on the space between the eyes

    Used in 55 profiles

  • preorbital

    Bone forming the lower, anterior section of the eye socket and normally the largest of the suborbital bones. Also known as the lacrimal or lachrymal bone.

    Used in 12 profiles

  • suborbital flap

    Bony, movable, lateral process of the lateral ethmoid located beneath the eye in males of certain nemacheilid loaches.

    Used in 32 profiles

  • ethmoid

    Light, spongy bone of the skull located between the orbits and forming part of the eye socket and nasal cavity.

  • exophthalmia

    Abnormal bulging of the eye from the orbit commonly referred to as 'pop eye' in aquarium literature and resulting from excessive accumulation of fluid or gases at the back of the socket. Not a disease but a secondary sympom of some other infection or physical issue.

  • snout length

    Distance between the tip of the upper jaw and anterior margin of the orbit.

    Used in 30 profiles

  • lacrimal

    Bone forming the lower, anterior section of the eye socket and normally the largest of the suborbital bones. Also known as the lachrymal or preorbital.

    Used in 1 profile