[DOC] [TLE] Pincone Fish - Yellow Luminescent Deep Sea Swimmer | Animal ... [PAR] Pincone Fish - A yellow pinecone swimming in the deep ocean waters. ... Fishes - 
All Types of Fish Species / Pincone Fish - Yellow Luminescent Deep Sea ... give 
the fish a marked resemblance to a pinecone, hence its common name. ... It also 
has large pelvic spines. ... Under the lower jaw are two light-producing organs. [DOC] [TLE] pinecone fish | Britannica.com [PAR] Luminescent organs occur on the lower jaw. ... These fishes feed at night and 
have bright photophores, or bioluminescent organs, at the tips of their lower jaws; 
they ... Any animal of the subphylum Vertebrata, the predominant subphylum of 
the... [DOC] [TLE] Bioluminescence - Deep Sea Creatures on Sea and Sky [PAR] The creatures here have evolved their own ways of dealing with the ... A notable 
exception is the Malacosteid family of fishes, also known as Loosejaws. ... fish 
has a light-producing organ near its eyes that is covered with an eyelid-type flap. [DOC] [TLE] Single gene lets bacteria jump from host to host [PAR] Feb 1, 2009 ... It seems that every animal we know about has microbes associated with it, ... In 
the Pacific, a species of bacteria known as Vibrio fischeri lives in luminescent ... 
of the bacterium colonizes a light organ within the animal's jaw and ... and 
allowed it to expand its host range into the squid, according to Mandel. [DOC] [TLE] Pinecone Fish Pictures and Facts - Monocentris japonicus | SeaPics ... [PAR] It has a large, blunt head, and interestingly, its dorsal fin is not situated on the ... 
The second dorsal and anal fins are at the rear of the animal, pointing backward. 
All pinecone fish have phosphorescent organs at either side of the lower jaw that
... [DOC] [TLE] One-of-a-Kind Sea Creature Photos -- National Geographic [PAR] See photos of unusual sea creatures (such as the yeti crab, frogfish, flamingo 
tongue snails, and ... Photo: A flying fish and its reflection in the calm waters 
below. [DOC] [TLE] pinecone fish Archives - Not Exactly Rocket Science : Not Exactly ... [PAR] The beams from these organs shine forward, and when night falls and the fish ... 
The glowing bacteria of these two animals may have different uses, but they ... 
But its potential hosts, the bobtail squid and the pinecone fish, are incredibly ... 
How does one bacterium manage to form tight alliances with such disparate 
hosts? [DOC] [TLE] Inception of formation and early morphogenesis of the bacterial light ... [PAR] Analysis of post-release larvae revealed that the light organ arises from a 
proliferation ... The animal uses the bacterial light for signaling, avoiding 
predators, and ... in laboratory culture, have been isolated from light organs of 
fish (Dunlap et al. ..... and luminescence to bacteria from light organs of adults, 
their low incidence... [DOC] [TLE] Listening in on bacteria: acyl-homoserine lactone signalling : Article ... [PAR] Bacterial cell-to-cell signalling has emerged as a new area in microbiology. ... In 
V. fischeri, the targets are the luminescence (lux) genes; in S. pneumoniae, the ... 
Australian pinecone fish are nocturnal reef dwellers and they use the light organ 
to .... Figure 3 | Structure and function of LuxI-type acyl-homoserine-lactone... [DOC] [TLE] The Twelve Marine Creatures of Christmas - Marine scoop [PAR] Dec 25, 2015 ... They have light-producing organs filled with luminescent bacteria on each side of 
their lower jaw. ... 12) Pinecone fish: Pinecone fish are small, nocturnal fish of the 
family Monocentridae ... The bright yellow colour and black spots are a form of 
warning colouration (Aposematism) to any potential predators. [DOC] [TLE] Weird Deep Sea Fish | Deep Sea Creatures (pic heavy) - Journals ... [PAR] It has a hinged jaw that it uses to engulf its prey and then keeps them in a ... Like 
other deep sea fish, including the Angler fish, the Gulper fish has a luminescent 
lure built in to its ... Deepsea Fish, Deep Sea Life, Water Creatures,

Question: The pinecone type of this creature has luminescent organs in its jaws
Answer: fish