What is another word for genus lates?
Pronunciation: [d͡ʒˈɛnəs lˈe͡ɪts] (IPA) 
Genus Lates is a taxonomic designation for a group of freshwater fish found mainly in Africa, Asia, and Australia. These fish are typically found in lakes and rivers, and are known for their predatory nature. Synonyms for Genus Lates include dory, john dory, and perch. Dory species are known for their flat bodies and large eyes, while john dory have distinctive dark spots on their sides that resemble eyes. The term "perch" is often used to describe various species of freshwater fish, including those within Genus Lates. Regardless of the name used to describe them, these fish are important both ecologically and commercially, providing food and recreational opportunities for people around the world.
