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Caulolatilus cyanops, the Blackline tilefish, is a species of tilefish native to the western Atlantic Ocean where they are found from North Carolina to the northern coast of South America. They inhabit the seafloor in areas with muddy or sandy substrates at depths of from 45 to 495 metres (148 to 1,624 ft) though they are usually found between 150 and 250 metres (490 and 820 ft). They prey on invertebrates and smaller fishes.

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  • Caulolatilus cyanops, the Blackline tilefish, is a species of tilefish native to the western Atlantic Ocean where they are found from North Carolina to the northern coast of South America. They inhabit the seafloor in areas with muddy or sandy substrates at depths of from 45 to 495 metres (148 to 1,624 ft) though they are usually found between 150 and 250 metres (490 and 820 ft). They prey on invertebrates and smaller fishes.
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