Plural of corvina; multiple fish of the corvina genus, especially when referring to several species or individuals.
Regular pluralization of 'corvina' in English, maintaining its Spanish and Latin roots through the '-s' ending.
Corvinas are major food fish in Latin America and the Mediterranean, so local fish markets would have piles of 'corvinas' for sale, making it a word more common in fishing ports than in English classrooms.
English plural of corvina uses Latinate feminine ending; same context applies—taxonomic convention from male-dominated ichthyology era.
Use per standard English plural; cite women ichthyologists equally when referencing corvina research.
Contemporary corvina research increasingly credits women scientists; backfitting historical literature to recognize women researchers improves knowledge equity.
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