{"id":6044,"date":"2022-01-08T10:12:31","date_gmt":"2022-01-08T10:12:31","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/enorcerna.com\/wiki\/definition\/pout-2\/"},"modified":"2022-01-08T10:12:31","modified_gmt":"2022-01-08T10:12:31","slug":"pout-2","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/enorcerna.com\/wiki\/definition\/pout-2\/","title":{"rendered":"pout"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Fish, birds, insects and plants share the name of pout<\/strong>. According to Royal Spanish Academy<\/strong> (RAE<\/strong>), the term could come from the combination of the noun abbot<\/strong> (the superior of certain collegiate churches or of a monastery) and the suffix -ejo<\/strong> (which usually gives a derogatory or diminutive connotation).<\/p>\n

If we focus on fish, we find that a specimen of a dozen species is called pollock. Usually this name is given to animals that resemble the Cod<\/strong> (a fish with five fins and with a chin).<\/p>\n

\"Fish\"<\/p>\n

Pollock are usually fish highly valued for their flavor.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

The haddock, of the family of the g\u00e1didos<\/h2>\n

One of the fish known as pollock is the Pollachius pollachius<\/strong>. It is found in the Atlantic Ocean<\/strong>, living mainly in areas with abundant presence of rocks<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Due to its characteristics, this pollock integrates the family<\/strong> of the gadids<\/strong>, like the aforementioned cod. The largest specimens can reach a weight of almost twenty kilograms and measure more than a meter in length.<\/p>\n

The dorsal part of his Body<\/strong> It is greenish brown, while its belly is lighter. The diet of the pollock includes crustaceans and also small fish thanks to its mouth with sharp teeth.<\/p>\n

It is interesting to mention that the fishing<\/strong> and the marketing of haddock is popular. The flavor of its lean meat, sold in fillets or slices, is highly appreciated.<\/p>\n

Other fish<\/h2>\n

Several species<\/strong> of the genre Mycteroperca<\/strong> they are called pollock. One of them is what is scientifically known as Mycteroperca phenax<\/strong> and, colloquially, as garopa crib<\/strong>, pollock<\/strong> or just haddock.<\/p>\n

The Mycteroperca microlepis<\/strong>, the Mycteroperca tigris<\/strong> and the Mycteroperca interstitialis<\/strong>They are also referred to as haddock. In all cases, these are fish of interest<\/strong> for fishermen.<\/p>\n

It is important to mention that haddock is just one of the names given to these animals<\/strong> aquatic. Aguaj\u00ed crib<\/strong> (Mycteroperca microlepis<\/strong>), mere tiger<\/strong> (Mycteroperca tigris<\/strong>) Y yellow crib<\/strong> (Mycteroperca interstitialis<\/strong>) are other names.<\/p>\n

\"Bird\"<\/p>\n

The wren is also known as haddock.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

Birds known as pollock<\/h2>\n

According to dictionary<\/strong> of the RAE<\/strong>, to the wren<\/strong> it can be called haddock. This bird is very common on the European continent.<\/p>\n

The wren or pollock stands out for its colorful plumage. Is a bird<\/strong> small that has a length that does not usually exceed ten centimeters and that sings high-pitched.<\/p>\n

In some regions, employee<\/strong> or junquero<\/strong> it is pointed out as haddock. The scientific name of this bird<\/strong> South American is Phleocryptes melanops<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Insects and plants<\/h2>\n

To at least two insects<\/strong> coleoptera<\/strong> can be referred to as haddock. The cantharides<\/strong> (Lytta vesicatoria<\/strong>) It is one of them.<\/p>\n

Formerly used in the medicine<\/strong> By way of vesicant or irritant, the cant\u00e1rida stands out due to the emerald hue of its body. This insect is mentioned by the Colombian Gabriel Garcia Marquez<\/strong> in his book \"The general in his labyrinth\"<\/em><\/strong>, for example.<\/p>\n

The carraleja<\/strong> or haddock, meanwhile, is usually black with reddish stripes. To scroll, drag your abdomen<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Regarding the plants<\/strong> who share this nickname, we can refer to thistle pollock<\/strong> or tinderbox<\/strong>, an asteraceous native to Europe<\/strong> Y Asia<\/strong>.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n\n\n

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