Pronunciation: /ˈædɪˌpoʊz fɪn/
noun A fleshy fin located on the back of some fish, between the dorsal fin and the tail fin.
A1 The adipose fin helps the fish to maintain balance in the water.
A2 Some fish species have an adipose fin located between the dorsal fin and the tail.
B1 Anglers often use the presence or absence of an adipose fin to determine if a fish can be kept or must be released.
B2 Scientists study the genetic markers found in the adipose fin to track the migration patterns of certain fish species.
C1 The adipose fin is believed to have evolved as a way to increase maneuverability and stability for fish navigating complex underwater environments.
C2 Research conducted on the adipose fin has revealed unique structural features that contribute to the fish's hydrodynamic efficiency.
formal The adipose fin is a small, fleshy fin found on the backs of some fish.
informal Did you know that the adipose fin helps some fish maintain balance in the water?
slang That fish has a little extra flap on its back called an adipose fin.
figurative Just like how the adipose fin helps fish navigate in water, having a good support system can help you navigate through life's challenges.
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