What is another word for Merluccius Bilinearis?
Pronunciation: [mɜːlˈuːt͡ʃɪəs ba͡ɪlˈɪni͡əɹˌɪs] (IPA) 
Merluccius bilinearis, commonly known as silver hake, is a species of fish found in the northwest Atlantic Ocean. Its scientific name is derived from the Latin words "merluccius" meaning hake, and "bilinearis" meaning double line, referring to the two lines running along its body.
There are several synonyms for the species, including Merluccius bimaculatus, Merluccius bilineatus, Merluccius productus, Merluccius virginianus, and Merluccius albidus. These names reflect the variations in physical characteristics and geographical distribution of the species.
Despite the different names, silver hake remains an important commercial species, with a delicate and flaky white flesh that is highly desired in the seafood industry. It is also an essential part of the marine ecosystem, serving as a prey species for many larger fish and marine mammals.
