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Survey of the pelagic fisheries of the world Part II: The Biology of Pelagic Fishes

N K Panikkar

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The herrings and anchovies: Both in numbers and in economic value the fishes belonging to the family Clupeidae rank first \namong the food fishes of the world. They are represented in all temperate and tropical seas and often form large shoals swimming on the surface and performing long migratory journeys.

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The herrings and anchovies: Both in numbers and in economic value the fishes belonging to the family Clupeidae rank first \namong the food fishes of the world. They are represented in all temperate and tropical seas and often form large shoals swimming on the surface and performing long migratory journeys.

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The herrings and anchovies: Both in numbers and in economic value the fishes belonging to the family Clupeidae rank first \namong the food fishes of the world. They are represented in all temperate and tropical seas and often form large shoals swimming on the surface and performing long migratory journeys.

Key concepts: Pelagic zone, Clupeidae, Fishery, Shoal, Biology, Geography, Oceanography, Fish <Actinopterygii>

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