A fish belonging to the sunfish family (Centrarchidae), including bass and bluegill; or relating to such fish.
From Centrarchidae (the family name) + -id (suffix for members of a taxonomic group). The family name comes from Greek kentron (center, spur) + arkhē (beginning, rule).
Largemouth bass are the most popular centrarchids in North America—they're so good at catching other fish that invasive bass populations can destroy entire ecosystems in new environments.
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