Tor putitora

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Tor putitora, commonly known as the golden mahseer, is a large, migratory freshwater fish native to South and Southeast Asian rivers and valued both as a game fish and a threatened species of conservation concern.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fish species
game fish
migratory fish
threatened species
assessedBy IUCN Red List NERFINISHED
bodyColoration golden
bodyShape elongated
class Actinopterygii
commonName Himalayan mahseer NERFINISHED
golden mahseer NERFINISHED
conservationStatus Endangered
describedBy Francis Hamilton NERFINISHED
diet algae
invertebrates
plant material
small fish
family Cyprinidae NERFINISHED
foundInCountry Bangladesh NERFINISHED
Bhutan NERFINISHED
India NERFINISHED
Nepal NERFINISHED
Pakistan NERFINISHED
genus Tor
habitat fast-flowing streams
foothill rivers
large rivers
kingdom Animalia
maximumLength approximately 2.7 metres
maximumWeight over 50 kilograms
migratoryBehavior long-distance upriver spawning migrations
nativeTo Brahmaputra River basin NERFINISHED
Ganges River basin NERFINISHED
Himalayan river systems
Indus River basin NERFINISHED
South Asia NERFINISHED
Southeast Asia
order Cypriniformes NERFINISHED
phylum Chordata
subjectOf mahseer conservation programs
taxonRank species
threat habitat loss
introduction of exotic fish
overfishing
pollution
river damming
sand mining
trophicLevel omnivorous
usedIn restocking and ranching projects
valuedAs food fish
sport fish
yearDescribed 1822

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mahseer commonNameOf Tor putitora