mechanically recovered fish flesh
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recovered flesh — the flesh of a fish separated from skin and bones by mechanical means (see bone separator). Also called minced fish, mechanically recovered fish flesh, recovered fish flesh, boneless fish meat and deboned fish flesh … Dictionary of ichthyology
boneless fish — fish with all bones removed. May mean having a low bone content, or major bones removed; the flesh of a fish separated from skin and bones by mechanical means (see bone separator). Also called minced fish, mechanically recovered fish flesh,… … Dictionary of ichthyology
minced fish — the flesh of a fish separated from skin and bones by mechanical means (see bone separator). Also called mechanically recovered fish flesh, recovered flesh, recovered fish flesh, boneless fish meat and deboned fish … Dictionary of ichthyology
deboned fish — the flesh of a fish separated from skin and bones by mechanical means (see bone separator). Also called minced fish, mechanically recovered fish, recovered fish flesh, boneless fish and boneless fish meat … Dictionary of ichthyology
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