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Alosa is a
genus of fish, the
river herrings, in the
family Alosidae.
Along with
other genera in the
subfamily Alosinae, they are
generally known as shads...
- 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...
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Alosa sphaerocephala, or the
Agrakhan shad, is a
species of
alosid (herring-like) fish, one of the
endemic shad
species in the
Caspian Sea. It spawns...
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Alosa macedonica, or the
Macedonian shad (also
known as liparia), is a
landlocked species of
alosid fish
endemic to Greece. Its
single natural occurrence...
- The
Killarney shad (
Alosa killarnensis), also
called the goureen, is a
freshwater fish in the
family Alosidae,
endemic to a
single lake in Ireland, Lough...
- The
blueback herring,
blueback shad, or
summer shad (
Alosa aestivalis) is an
anadromous species of
herring from the east
coast of
North America, with...
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Alosa chrysochloris. The
skipjack herring (
Alosa chrysochloris) is a
North American, migratory, fresh- and brackish...
- The
hickory shad (
Alosa mediocris), fall herring, mattowacca,
freshwater taylor or
bonejack is a
member of the
family Alosidae,
ranging along the East...
- The
Alabama shad (
Alosa alabamae) is an
anadromous species of
alosid fish
endemic to the
United States where it
breeds in
medium to
large flowing rivers...