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medaka
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me·da·ka  (m-däk)
n.
A small Japanese fish (Oryzias latipes) commonly found in rice fields and often used in biological research or in stocking aquariums.
[Japanese, killifish : me, eye + daka, high.]
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The effect of temperature on the gender and number of live fish born by Wiseman, Chris / Bulletin of the South Carolina Academy of Science
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