Cape Capensis

English Merluccius capensis Merluccius paradoxus Proper noun Cape Capensis Any of various species of fish in the genus Merluccius genus, especially Merluccius capensis species, shallow-water Cape hake and Merluccius paradoxus species, deep-water Cape hake. en 1935 May Transactions of the Royal Society of South Africa The “galjoen” fishes of South Africa J. L. B. Smith ... described multifasciatus (type locality Madagascar) and distinguished it from the common Cape capensis C. and V. en 1996 AES Technical Session 1: Open Papers Water quality modeling for aquaculture water reuse systems William S. Brinkop; Raul H. Piedrahita Other species, such as Cape Capensis, Orange Roughy, Nile Perch and various types of whiting and seatrout can also be expected to compete directly with tilapia in many markets. en 2007 Global Sea Food Industry Directory International Business Publications 95 1433020017 We currently import and distribute the following products: Cobia, Tilapia, Channel Catfish, Flounder, Rock Sole, Yellowfin Sole, Grouper, Red Snapper, Cape Capensis, Hoki, Shrimp (HLSO, EZ peel, PUD, P&D), Pollock, Squid/Calamari, Mahi, Yellowfin Tuna, Bluefin Tuna, Wahoo, Swordfish, Swai, Atlantic Salmon, Steelhead Trout, Bangamary, Betterfish en April 18, 2012 Gloucester County Times Lazy Lanigan's Publick House offers same staff, chef as previous tenant Kelly Roncace Executive Chef Eric Brittin said Lazy Lanigan’s offers signature Irish dishes such as Guinness Beef Stew, Shepherd’s Pie, Fish and Chips made with Cape Capensis fish from South Africa, Lanigan’s Meatloaf and Whiskey Chicken or vegetable Boxty, which is chicken and vegetables with a whiskey cream sauce wrapped in a potato pancake. en October 31, 2015 Fort Wayne Journal Gazette Shopoff's steeped in nostalgia, cordial service However, I was stunned at how bad the Cape Capensis fish special was. en 2018-11-29 Cape Capensis Gulf Pacific Seafood http://gulfpacificseafood.com/products/cape-capensis/ Caught in the icy cold Benguela current off the coast of Southwestern Africa, Cape Capensis has become a popular substitute for more expensive species like Cod, Haddock, Flounder, Sole, and even Orange Roughy. https://web.archive.org/web/20201021075946/http://gulfpacificseafood.com/products/cape-capensis/ 21 October 2020 Alternative forms Cape capensis References Parker Tom http://inlandseafood.com/upload/Buying_Guide_and_Glossary/CAPE-CAPENSIS.pdf CAPE CAPENSIS (Filets) Buying Guide and Glossary 2013-04-23 [dead link]