- Rastrelliger. The
Spanish mackerels belong to the
tribe Scomberomorini,
which is the "cousin tribe" of the true
mackerels. This
tribe consists of 21...
- most
likely evolutionary relationships between the
Spanish mackerels and the tunas,
mackerels, bonitos, and the
butterfly kingfish. This
tribe comprises...
-
length of the body part.
Mackerel tabbies are also
called 'fishbone tabbies,'
probably doubly named after the
mackerel fish.
Mackerels are the most common...
-
Carangidae (jack
mackerels and scads) family, most
commonly those of the
genera Trachurus or Caranx.
Species known as "horse
mackerel" in one
English dialect...
- the
Atlantic mackerel's diet, Cal****
finmarchicus being the most abundant. Like
other mackerels,
reproduction in the
Atlantic mackerel is oviparous....
- The king
mackerel (Scomberomorus cavalla)
surmayi or kingfish, is a
migratory species of
mackerel of the
western Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of Mexico. It...
- deep. Chub
mackerel school with
other pelagic species, such as
other types of
mackerels and sardines. In 2015, a new
species of
mackerels were
found in...
-
known to prey on
other carangid mackerels, and will
presumably also prey on
Chilean jack
mackerels. The
Chilean jack
mackerel was
original described in 1920...
-
Mackerel is an
important food fish that is
consumed worldwide. As an oily fish, it is a rich
source of omega-3
fatty acids. The
flesh of
mackerel spoils...
- ray-finned bony fish in the
mackerel family,
Scombridae – a
family which it
shares with the tunas,
mackerels,
Spanish mackerels, and bonitos. It, however...
