- The
alewife (
Alosa pseudoharengus; pl.: alewives) is an
anadromous species of
herring found in
North America. It is one of the "typical"
North American...
- The
American shad (
Alosa sapidissima) is a
species of
anadromous clupeid fish
naturally distributed on the
North American coast of the
North Atlantic...
-
species Clupea alosa and
Clupea fincta. Type
species is
Clupea alosa Linnaeus 1758 by
subsequent absolute tautonymy (now
Alosa alosa).
Rupicapra Garsault...
- The
allis shad (
Alosa alosa) is a
widespread Northeast Atlantic species of fish in the
Alosidae family. It is an
anadromous fish
which migrates into fresh...
- it was the
first sardine to be described. It was
originally put
under Clupea from 1842 to 1879.
Under this genus,
Gunther (1868) gave a
general description...
-
Alosa tanaica,
known as the Azov shad or
Black Sea shad, is a
species of
alosid fish
endemic to the Ponto-Caspian basin. It is an
anadromous species,...
-
Alosa curensis, the Kura shad, is one of the
species of
alosid fish
endemic to the
Caspian Sea basin. It is
found in the
southwestern part of the brackish...
- Bl****er, 1852
Alosa brevis Bl****er, 1848
Alosa malayana Bl****er, 1866
Clupea durbanensis Regan, 1906
Clupea kanagurta (Bl****er, 1852)
Clupea kelee Cuvier...
- landlocked.
Several species are of
commercial importance, e.g. in the
genus Alosa (river herrings),
Brevoortia (menhadens), and Sardina. The
Alosidae were...
-
Pelican eel,
Eurypharynx pelecanoides Allis shad,
Alosa alosa Twaite shad,
Alosa fallax Atlantic herring,
Clupea harengus Sprat,
Sprattus sprattus European pilchard...
