Round Sardinellas [Escualosa]
Description
Escualosa is a genus of small marine fish known as round sardinellas. These fish are characterized by their rounder body shape compared to other sardinellas, a silver body with a series of scales that give a reflective appearance, and they usually form large schools in coastal waters. They feed on plankton and are found in the Indo-Pacific region, playing a significant role in local fisheries.
Species
Round Sardinella [Sardinella aurita]
View DetailsWhite Sardinella [Sardinella albella]
View DetailsMadeiran Sardinella [Sardinella maderensis]
View DetailsSouth American Sardinella [Sardinella brasiliensis]
View DetailsIndian Oil Sardinella [Sardinella longiceps]
View DetailsTaxonomy
Phylum |
Chordates
Chordata
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Class |
Fish
Actinopterygii
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Order |
Herrings and Anchovies
Clupeiformes
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Family |
Dorosomatinae
Dorosomatinae
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Statistics
- Species 5