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A group of one kind fish that move together?
A group of one kind of fish that move together is called a school.
Here are some other terms that might describe groups of fish:
* Shoal: A loose aggregation of fish, usually of the same species, that may not be moving in a coordinated way.
* Flock: This term is sometimes used for a large group of fish, particularly if they are moving in a coordinated way.
* Aggregation: This is a general term for any group of fish, regardless of species or movement.
It's worth noting that the terms "school" and "shoal" are sometimes used interchangeably, but there is a technical distinction between the two.
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