- they are
present at all.
Clupeids typically feed on plankton, and
range from 2 to 75 cm (0.8 to 30 in.) in length.
Clupeids spawn huge
numbers of eggs...
-
described as
species of true
herring in the
genus Clupea. As with modern-day
clupeids,
Knightia spp.
likely fed on
algae and diatoms, as well as
insects and...
-
species has been
recorded feeding on blue whiting,
horse mackerel and
clupeids and it is
regarded as an apex
predator in this area. In the
central Mediterranean...
- lake
proper are
gobies (35
species and subspecies),
cyprinids (32) and
clupeids (22). Two
particularly rich
genera are
Alosa with 18
endemic species/subspecies...
-
endemic to Lake
Tanganyika where it
forms schools and
feeds mainly on
clupeids. Bigirimana, C. (2006). "Bathybates vittatus". IUCN Red List of Threatened...
- and be
protection against predators,
similar to that
reported in
marine clupeids. The
depth used by Lake
Tanganyika sardines is
determined by the depth...
- a
number of
other species are
called herrings,
which may be
related to
clupeids or just
share some
characteristics of
herrings (such as the lake herring...
- misleadingly)
described as
sardine fry in some literature,
though the
larvae of
clupeids do
occur as
bycatch in the
shirasu being harvested. The
shirasu landed...
- Mastacembelus),
knifefish (Notopterus), gl****fish (Chanda and Paramb****is),
clupeids (Gudusia),
needlefish (Xenentodon) and
gobies (Glossogobius), as well as...
- 12.5 kg (28 lb). They feed
mainly on
small fishes such as
anchovies and
clupeids, squids, and
mantis shrimps.
Mackerel as food Collette, B.; Di Natale,...
