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lieu noir
Sign in to saveAlso known as Pollachius virens, saithe, Boston blue, silver bills, coalfish, coley
espèce de poissons
Species
billet
Species
- PhylumChordata
- ClassTeleostei
- OrderGadiformes
- FamilyGadidae
Coal fish (also called saithe) are feared predators. Not only do they eat small crustaceans, herring and sprat, they even eat their own young. They closely resemble whiting. The greatest difference is found in the jaw. While by coal fish the lower jaw sticks out, it's the upper jaw that sticks out by whiting. Coal fish often live in large schools on or just above the sea floor. On a global scale, this fish is number two on the list of most important species for the fisheries. Only anchovies (from the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans together) are caught more often.
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- Instance of
- taxon
- Parent taxon
- Pollachius
- Image
- Pollachius virens - nickjeff13 - 580646745.jpeg
- Has use
- fish as food
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- Pollachius virens
- Commons category
- Pollachius virens
- MCN code
- 0305.32.20
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- Pollachius virens
- taxon common name
- negru
- short name
- P. virens
- described by source
- New International Encyclopedia
- regional conservation status
- Near Threatened
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Pollachius virens Pollachius virens Lieu noir Espèce Pollachius virens(Linnaeus, 1758) Le lieu noir (Pollachius virens), aussi dénommé colin et parfois encore appelé colin noir est une espèce de poissons prédateurs appartenant à la famille des Gadidae. L'espèce voisine Pollachius pollachius est dénommée lieu jaune ou simplement colin.
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