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Lampetra morii

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Lampetra morii, commonly known as the Japanese lamprey, is a species of lamprey belonging to the family Petromyzontidae. This species is primarily found in the waters surrounding Japan and is notable for its distinct features that include a long, eel-like body and a circular mouth filled with sharp teeth. Lampetra morii plays an important role in its ecosystem, contributing to the marine biodiversity and serving as both predator and prey in its habitat. The species has attracted attention from researchers due to its unique adaptations and evolutionary significance, making it a subject of study in marine biology.

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