Thaleichthys pacificus (Richardson, 1836)

Dataset
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SPECIES

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Classification

kingdom
Animalia: phylum
Chordata: class
Actinopterygii: order
Osmeriformes: family
Osmeridae: genus
Thaleichthys: species
Thaleichthys pacificus

Name

Synonyms: Lestidium parri Chapman, 1939; Osmerus albatrossis Jordan & Gilbert, 1898; Osmerus pacificus (Richardson, 1836); Salmo pacificus Richardson, 1836; Thaleichthys stevensi Girard, 1858
Homonyms: Thaleichthys pacificus (Richardson, 1836)
Common names: Candlefish in English; Candlefish in English; Cikeq in language.; Columbia River smelt in English; Euclachon smelt in English; Eulachon in French; Eulachon in English; Eulachon in English; Eulachon in English; Eulachon in English; Eulachon in English; Eulachonen in Swedish; Eulacom in Portuguese; Eulakane in French; Eulakane in French; Eurachon in English; Fathom fish in English; Ha la mootxw in language.; Haalmmoot in language.; Haldm'oot in language.; Hooligan in language.; Hooligan in English; Hooligan in language.; Hum in language.; Kertefisk in Danish; Kertesmelt in Danish; Kynttiläkuore in Finnish; Kærtefisk in Danish; Kærtesmelt in Danish; Küünaltint in Estonian; Oilfish in English; Olakon in Polish; Oolachon in language.; Oolichan in language.; Oulachon in language.; Saaw in language.; Salvation fish in English; Small fish in English; Smelt in English; Swiw'e in language.; Ulchen in language.; Ulichan in language.; Uthlecan in language.; Wah in language.; Yshuh in language.; eulachon in English; корюшка тихоокеанская in Russian; талейхт in Russian; 太平洋細齒鮭(蠟魚) in language.; 太平洋细齿鲑(蜡鱼) in language.

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