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👉 Tethysbaena is a genus of freshwater fish in the family Cyprinidae, known for its distinctive blue coloration and large size. These fish are native to the Mediterranean Sea, where they live in shallow water near the shore or on rocks. They feed primarily on smaller aquatic animals such as crayfish and insects.

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👉 The term "tethys" is a name used in scientific and literary contexts, referring to a type of jellyfish. It is also known as "the blue jellyfish" or "the blue sea jellyfish." The specific species of tethys can vary depending on the geographical location and cultural context, but it is generally associated with the Mediterranean Sea and the Ionian Islands in Greece.

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👉 Tethyspira is a genus of flowering plants in the family Asteraceae, native to the Americas and parts of Asia. They are known for their unique and distinctive leaves, which often have three or more lobes. Tethyspira is also recognized for its high water retention capacity and ability to adapt to different growing conditions.

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👉 Tethysvirus is a virus that has been associated with the Tethys Ocean, a large ocean basin in the Southern Hemisphere, and it was first identified in 1985 by Dr. George H. Hahn of the University of California, Berkeley. This virus is believed to have originated from bacteria and can infect various types of marine animals and plants, potentially leading to ecological changes on the Tethys Ocean.

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👉 Tethys is a body of water in the Southern Hemisphere that is separated from the ocean by the continental slope of South America, creating an arch-like structure known as the Drake Passage. It is primarily formed from the sedimentation of tectonic plates and is characterized by its large, open basin, which is home to numerous marine life species including whales, dolphins, and porpoises.

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👉 Term for a type of fish from the family Chondrichthyes, characterized by a long tail and large eyes.

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