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stonefish
fish member of the family Synancejidae which inhabits coral reefs and has an external appearance similar to a lump of coral. They have a number of spines along the back and if trodden on or bitten eject a very potent poison, which causes terrific pain, followed by local swelling and general paralysis ending in fatal respiratory paralysis. Includes Synanceja trachynis, Synanceichthys verrucosa.


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When times are good, they travel four hours out to sea where the stone fish, grouper, whitefish and tuna are bigger and more plentiful.
The typical process includes exploring the topic of interest, examining how group members view the issue and where they agree and disagree, and providing group members with final results (Linstone & Turoff; Stone Fish & Busby, 2005).
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