- in the genus.
Sprattus antipodum (Hector, 1872) (New
Zealand blueback sprat)
Sprattus fuegensis (Jenyns, 1842) (Fueguian sprat)
Sprattus muelleri (Klunzinger...
- The
European sprat (
Sprattus sprattus), also
known as brisling,
brisling sardine, bristling, garvie, garvock,
Russian sardine, russlet,
skipper or whitebait...
- far, the most
highly studied location where sprat, most
commonly Sprattus sprattus,
reside is the
Baltic Sea in
Northern Europe. The
Baltic Sea provides...
- with
anchovies being substituted for sprats. This is
because sprats (
Sprattus sprattus)
pickled in sugar, salt and ****es have been
known in
Sweden as ansjovis...
-
barrier to
entry of the
Sprattus which limits the
dispersion of the
Sprattus around the world. Note that only the
Sprattus Sprattus is
found in the Northern...
- (2004). "Feeding
preferences of
herring (Clupea harengus) and
sprat (
Sprattus sprattus) in the
southern Baltic Sea". ICES
Journal of
Marine Science. 61 (8):...
- The New
Zealand blueback sprat (
Sprattus antipodum) is a herring-like,
forage fish of the
family Clupeidae found in the
waters around New Zealand, between...
-
Glyptocephalus cynoglossus. On the top are
Clupea harengus,
Scomber scombrus,
Sprattus sprattus. Some
species that move
between are
Pandalus borealis,
Sabinea sarsi...
- The
Fueguian sprat or
Falkland sprat (
Sprattus fuegensis) is a herring-like,
marine fish in the
family Clupeidae found in the
subtropical southwest Atlantic...
-
sometimes marketed as sardines. For example, the
european sprat,
Sprattus sprattus, is
sometimes marketed as the 'brisling sardine'.
There are four distinct...
