Converse of object

• dab: Whiting, dabs, dogfish, plus the odd monkfish make up the early season catches.

• catch: We had a nice breakfast and Chris caught a dogfish.

• include: Much marine life was observed on this dive including a lone dogfish.

• hatch: When the dogfish hatched out in a tank set aside specially for young fish, it just lay quietly or moved around very gently.

• white: Few cod or whiting only dogfish and early ray.

• find: Features: The LSD is one of only three species of dogfish found around the British coast.

Adjective modifier

• lesser-spotted: Other species such as rockling and freshwater eel, plus occasionally a few lesser-spotted dogfish and strap conger eel, will show.

• spotted: The lesser spotted dogfish is the most common shark species around the UK, including Sussex.

• Portuguese: The Portuguese dogfish is found in the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans.

• lesser: The lesser spotted dogfish is the most common shark species around the UK, including Sussex.

• spiny: We saw a shark ( possibly a spiny dogfish ) cruising up from the depths.

• young: I came across a Mermaid's Purse, with a young dogfish still alive inside, tangled around the base of a kelp.

Modifies a noun

• egg: We illustrate how our method is used in a section of the marginal rib of the dogfish egg case.

• hopper: This is ideal for areas around turnouts as the ballast flow is far more controlled than from a dogfish hopper.

• case: We illustrate how our method is used in a section of the marginal rib of the dogfish egg case.

Noun used with modifier

• deep-sea: The only rich source of dietary squalene comes from the liver oils of the deep-sea dogfish.

• baby: By 4 months the baby dogfish is about half grown.