Threadfin shad
A species of Gizzard shads Scientific name : Dorosoma petenense Genus : Gizzard shads
Threadfin shad, A species of Gizzard shads
Botanical name: Dorosoma petenense
Genus: Gizzard shads
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Threadfin shad is a small fish native to fresh and brackish waters of Northern and Central America. It lives in schools feeding on plankton and prefers large water bodies and reservoirs. Threadfin shad is an important food for larger fish including bass species and catfish, is used as a bait, and was artificially introduced in non-native waters to support larger predatory fish.
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Scientific Classification
Phylum
Chordates Class
Fish Order
Anchovies Family
Sundaland noodlefishes Genus
Gizzard shads Species
Threadfin shad