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freshwater whitefish are
fishes of the
subfamily Coregoninae,
which contains whitefishes (both
freshwater and anadromous) and ciscoes, and is one of
three subfamilies...
- Family:
Salmonidae Subfamily:
Coregoninae Coregonus -
whitefishes (78 species)
Prosopium -
round whitefishes (6 species)
Stenodus -
beloribitsa and
nelma (1...
- polyphyletic,
comprising two
different lineages within the
freshwater whitefishes.
Eight taxa of
cisco have been
recognized in the
Laurentian Great Lakes...
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especially pike,
sheefish or inconnu,
whitefish or cisco, or
freshwater whitefishes, or
dried moose or caribou)
mixed with
berries (especially cowberry,...
- (Scardinius erythrophthalmus)
Family Salmonidae (salmons, trouts, and
whitefishes)
Rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) (I)
Family Percidae (perches, darters...
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water knotweed. The lake is home to perch, pike-perch, bream, roaches,
whitefishes,
smelt and
other species of fish. The
wetlands of the
coastal strip of...
- in the
salmon family (Salmonidae). The
Coregonus species are
known as
whitefishes. The
genus contains at
least 68
described extant taxa, but the true number...
- salmon,
brown trout,
European smelt, grayling, roaches,
Crucian carp,
whitefishes, char, pike,
European cisco,
common dace,
silver bream, carp bream, sabre...
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Prosopium is a
genus of
freshwater whitefishes found in
North America and
parts of
eastern Russia. It
contains three fairly widespread species: the round...
- the
United States Navy to be
named for the tullibee, any of
several whitefishes of
central and
northern North America. At 273 feet long and 2,640 tons...
