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Spatial and vertical distributions, size-weight compositions, age, and diets of 10 rare or poorly known snailfish (Liparidae) from the Pacific off the southeastern Kamchatka and the northern Kuril Islands are described. The species include blacktip snailfish  Careproctus zachirus , Alaska snailfish  C. colletti , blacktail snailfish  C. melanurus , proboscis snailfish  C. simus , falcate snailfish  C. cypselurus , big-disc snailfish  Squaloliparis dentatus , longtip snailfish  Elassodiscus obscurus , slender snailfish  Paraliparis grandis , gloved snailfish  Palmoliparis beckeri , and stout snailfish  Allocareproctus jordani . These species inhabit a wide range of depths.  Careproctus melanurus, C. cypselurus, E. obscurus, P. grandis, and C. colletti  are the deepest;  C. simus  and  S. dentatus  occur mostly between 300 and 600 m; the three other species seldom occur at depths of 150–200 m. The life span of these species is 10–13 years, and specimens of age classes 2–5 constitute the bulk of catches. All except  A. jordani  are benthophages that eat small crustaceans, shrimps, hermit crabs, and amphipods.  A. jordani  consumes crustaceans and also polychaete worms, sea snails, octopi, brittle stars, juvenile fish, and fishery offal.

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Some Rare and Insufficiently Studied Snailfish (Liparidae, Scorpaeniformes, Pisces) in the Pacific Waters off the Northern Kuril Islands and Southeastern Kamchatka, Russia