Ronquil

• Ronquils (at times spelt ronchils) are perciform marine fish of the little family Bathymasteridae.
•  Discovered just in Arctic and North Pacific waters, the ronquil family contains only seven species in three genera. 
• The bigger species are essential to business fisheries as sustenance angle. 
• Ronquils are most firmly identified with the eelpouts and prowfish. 
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• The name ronquil is said to get from the Spanish ronquillo signifying "somewhat dry".
•  The family name Bathymasteridae can be made an interpretation of from the Greek to signify "profound searcher".