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white hake

noun

  1. a food fish, Urophycis tenuis, inhabiting marine waters, especially off the North Atlantic coast of the United States.



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Stocks added to the overfished list include Pacific sardine, Atlantic Coast bluefish, Gulf of Maine white hake and Georges Bank winter flounder.

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Puffins in the Gulf of Maine normally eat white hake and herring, but warmer oceans are causing these fish to move north.

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Their chicks can only fit smaller, narrower fish, such as white hake –into their beaks and they have trouble swallowing larger, oval-shaped species like butterfish.

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Indeed, Kress says two of the puffin’s favorite foods, herring and white hake, have been shown to be sensitive to changes in surface sea temperature.

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