Engraulis encrasicolus (Linnaeus, 1758) Recherche rapide

Attributs

  • DISTRIBUTION: Lien Faunafri
  • Chromosomes : Doucette Jr. & Fitzsimons, 1988 | Klinkhardt et al., 1995 | Vasil'ev, 1980 .
  • Colour pattern : Nizinski &. Munroe, 2016 | Reiner, 1996 | Whitehead, 1965b | Whitehead, 1967a | Whitehead et al., 1988 .
  • Common names : Ansjovis (Afrikaans), Açuga / Gavroja / Inçuni (Albanian), Anchois / Antchouba / Antchova / Bocorone / Lanchoi / Menchouba (Arabic: Algeria), Anshouga / Anshuga (Arabic: Egypt), Hamsia (Bulgarian), Anxova / Seito (Catalan), Brgljun / Incok / Incun / Kurcilj / Mincun (Croatian), Ancovicka / Ansovicka / Ansovka obecna / Sardel ka / Sardel obecna / Sardelka obecna / Sardelle / Sardinka (Czech), Ansjos / Europæisk ansjos (Danish), Ansjovis (Dutch), Anchovy / Black Sea Anchovy / European anchovy / South African anchovy / Southern anchovy (English), Ansoovis / Euroopa ansoovis (Estonian), Abobi (Ewe: Togo), Bornu (Ewe: Ghana), Sardelli (Finnish), Amplovo / Anchois / Anchois commun / Anchois de l'Afrique austral / Anchois européen (French), Anchovis / Europäische Sardelle / Sardelle (German), Acciuga / Acciuga di Faro / Aguzza / Alaisc / Alaisce / Alece / Aliccia / Alice / Alice'e sperone / Alice anure / Alicia / Allievi / Amaredda / Anchio' / Ancidda / Ancina / Ancioia / Ancioja / Anciojarina / Anciova / Anciovitta / Anciua / Anciue / Anciuin / Ancivu / Bagigi / Cicinielli janculilli / Corinedda / Gianchetti / Gianchetu d'anciua / Lice / Masculina / Masculinu 'mperiali / Mieze alica / Nudini / Nunnata / Paase / Paasette / Sardon (Italian), Anciuvis (Lithuanian), Ansjos (Norwegian), Sardela (Polish), Anchova / Biqueira / Biqueirao / Boca-torta / Boqueirao / Chacareu / Enchova (Portuguese), Hamsia (Rumanian), Hamsa / Khamsa (Russian), Pankan muntali (Serer-Sine: Senegal), Sardon (Slovene), Anchoa / Anchoa de Africa austral / Anchoa europea / Bocareu / Boqueron (Spanish), Ansjovis / Kapansjovis (Swedish), Galadakh / Youssou nokoum (Wolof: Senegal), Youssou nokoum (Wolof: Mauritania) .
  • Condition / length-weight relationship : Abdallah, 2002 | Gaamour et al., 2004 | Hémida, 1987 | Kada et al., 2009 | Mehanna & Farouk, 2021 | Mezedjri et al., 2008 .
  • Current distribution known : in the east Atlantic, this species is present from Bergen, Norway to East London, South Africa (perhaps reaching Durban). In the west Indian Ocean, it is present in Mauritius, Seychelles and upwelling areas around Somalia. In the Eastern Central Atlantic, it is found throughout entire area, including Canary Islands and possibly Madeira. It occurs in the Azores, Mediterranean Sea, Black Sea and Azov Sea. It possibly mixes with E. capensis southward from the Angolan / Namibian border .
  • Distribution_references : Fricke et al., 2018 | Nizinski &. Munroe, 2016 | Whitehead, 1965b | Whitehead, 1990 | Whitehead et al., 1988 .
  • Fisheries / overfishing : Gaamour et al., 2004 | Nizinski &. Munroe, 2016 .
  • Food habits : feeds on planktonic organisms .
  • Food habits_references : Arrignon, 1966 | Bianchi, 1986 | Nizinski &. Munroe, 2016 | Sommer et al., 1996 | Whitehead et al., 1988 .
  • Genetics : Bonhomme et al., 2022 .
  • Growth / growth performance : Amponsah et al., 2016 | Arrignon, 1966 | Hémida, 1987 | Kada et al., 2009 | Mezedjri et al., 2008 .
  • Habitat / home range : mainly oceanic, marine species, forming large schools. Tolerates salinities of 5-41 ppt and in some areas, enters lagoons, estuaries and lakes, especially during spawning. Tends to move further north and into surface waters in summer, retreating and descending in winter .
  • Habitat_references : Bianchi, 1986 | Bianchi et al., 1999 | Lesnoff & Damiano, 1993 | Nizinski &. Munroe, 2016 | Schneider, 1990 | Schneider, 1992 | Whitehead et al., 1988 .
  • Morphology / anatomy : Arrignon, 1966 | Daget & Iltis, 1965 | Hémida, 1987 | Nizinski &. Munroe, 2016 | Reiner, 1996 | Séret & Opic, 2011 | Whitehead, 1965b | Whitehead, 1967a | Whitehead et al., 1988 .
  • Mortality : Amponsah et al., 2016 | Hémida, 1987 .
  • Parasites : Arrignon, 1966 | Arrignon, 1966 .
  • Reproduction : spawns from April to November with peaks usually in the warmest months. Eggs are ellipsoidal to oval, floating in the upper 50 m and hatching in 24-65 hours .
  • Reproduction_references : Arrignon, 1966 | Breder & Rosen, 1966 | El Qendouci et al., 2020 | Gaamour et al., 2004 | Hémida, 1987 | Koranteng, 1993 | Nizinski &. Munroe, 2016 | Whitehead et al., 1988 .
  • Size : 200 mm SL .
  • Types :
    • Anchoviella guineensis Rossignol & Blache, 1961: 285, fig. 1. Type locality: Off Cape Lopez, Gabon, depth 20 meters. Syntypes MNHN 1961-0310.
    • Clupea encrasicolus Linnaeus, 1758: 318. Type locality: 18 nautical miles off Sète, Gulf of Lion, France, northwestern Mediterranean Sea. MNHN 2002-1775. Neotype designated by Fricke 1999.
    • Engraulis amara Risso, 1826: 456. Type locality: Nice, France, northwestern Mediterranean Sea. No types known.
    • Engraulis argyrophanus Valenciennes, 1848: 49. Type locality: Equatorial Atlantic off western Africa. Lectotype MNHN A-7614; paralectotypes MNHN B-3103 (ex MNHN A-7614), RMNH 3331.
    • Engraulis capensis Gilchrist, 1913: 62, fig. Type locality: South Africa. No types known.
    • Engraulis encrasicholus ponticus Aleksandrov, 1927: 78. Type locality: Western part of Black Sea. No types known.
    • Engraulis meletta Cuvier, 1829: 323. Type locality: Mediterranean Sea. No types known.
    • Engraulis russoi Dulzetto, 1947: 183, fig. 1-6. Type locality: Messina, Sicily, Italy, Mediterranean Sea. Neotype MSNG 39522. Neotype designated by Tortonese 1967.
    • Engraulis vulgaris Nilsson, 1832: 25. Type locality: Scandinavia. No types known.
  • Use and trade : a species with high commercial importance. It is marketed fresh, dried, smoked, canned and frozen, and can be used as fish meal .