Which of the following fish have cervical vertebrae? It is a seahorse. It is a small marine vertebrate. It is commonly known as a bony fish. Because its head is like a horse, it mainly lives in the Atlantic Ocean, Europe, the Pacific, Australia and other regions. This is a tropical ocean, so people call it seahorse.
seahorse
Pomfret
Answer: seahorse
Knowledge Expansion Seahorse is a small marine vertebrate. It is the collective name for several small fish species in warm seas of the order Acanthosidae and the family Seahorse. It is so named because its head is bent at almost a right angle to the body. Pomfret is short and tall, with extremely flat sides, a slightly rhombus-shaped body, silvery white, and a slightly bluish-gray upper part. It feeds on crustaceans and other animals and has no cervical vertebrae.