Chaenophryne draco
Chaenophryne draco (smooth dreamer, or smooth-headed dreamer) is a species of dreamer in the family Onierodidae. It is found in tropical and subtropical oceans worldwide at a depth of 350 to 1750 meters.
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Genus: | Chaenophryne Regan, 1925 |
Species: | C. draco Beebe, 1932 |
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Description
Chaenophryne draco is a small fish. Its size range is unknown, but is thought to grow from 8.3 to 12.3 centimeters in length based on two unsexed individuals and one female individual. It has the largest ratio of the number of upper jaw teeth to lower jaw teeth of any species in its genus.
gollark: Maybe put GPS/linked card relay stations down periodically on longer routes, but have them navigate inertially between them.
gollark: Great, that's easier.
gollark: Do drones also know their velocity?
gollark: You could probably navigate by dead reckoning if you have it integrate the acceleration really fast.
gollark: You could make the GPS stations double as message relay things so the drones are always in contact.
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