- The Ictaluridae,
sometimes called ictalurids, are a
family of
catfish native to
North America,
where they are an
important food
source and
sometimes fished...
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cartilaginous and not well-ossified,
unlike the
adults of most
larger ictalurids. The
lateral line is
fragmentary and
never reaches past the
anterior part...
- also
shown that
through syncytial cytopathic effect, both
strains of
Ictalurid herpesvirus are
homologous to the
syncytia produced. Next-generation sequencing...
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catfish during warm weather,
especially after stress, is
suggestive of
Ictalurid herpesvirus 1. The
virus can be
detected in
water containing infected...
- of this fish now
label their products sold in the U.S. as "basa fish".
Ictalurids are
cultivated in
North America,
especially in the Deep South, with Mississippi...
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Extinct in the wild (EW): 6
species Critically endangered (CR): 455
species Endangered (EN): 643
species Vulnerable (VU): 1,245
species Near...
- This is a list of
North American animals extinct in the
Holocene that
covers extinctions from the
Holocene epoch, a
geologic epoch that
began about 11...
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different fish species,
including hagfish, lamprey, sharks, cyprinids,
ictalurids, gymnotids, salmonids, and labrids. One
physiological characteristic of...
-
distinction between the
walking catfish and the
native North American ictalurid catfish with
which it is
sometimes confused, is that the
walking catfish...
- Case, 1970 Lake
Gosiute A
hypsidorid catfish.
Ictaluridae †Astephus †A.
antiquus (Leidy, 1873)
Fossil Lake Lake
Gosiute Lake
Uinta An
ictalurid catfish....
