Biwa trout

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Biwa trout is a large, salmon-like freshwater fish species endemic to Japan’s Lake Biwa and known for its ecological and culinary significance.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf endemic species
fish species
bodyShape elongated
class Actinopterygii
commonName Biwamasu NERFINISHED
commonNameLanguage Japanese
conservationConcern declining population
country Japan
culinaryUse grilled dishes
sashimi
smoked products
sushi
culturalSignificance regional specialty of Shiga Prefecture
diet aquatic insects
crustaceans
small fish
distribution Lake Biwa basin NERFINISHED
economicUse commercial fishery resource
recreational angling target
ecosystemRole top predator in Lake Biwa food web
endemicTo Lake Biwa NERFINISHED
family Salmonidae NERFINISHED
genus Oncorhynchus NERFINISHED
habitat freshwater lake
pelagic zone of Lake Biwa
kingdom Animalia
knownFor culinary significance in Japan
ecological significance in Lake Biwa
management subject to local fishery regulations in Lake Biwa
maximumLength approximately 70 cm
maximumWeight approximately 5 kg
meatDescription delicate flavor
high-fat flesh
migrationType lacustrine-adfluvial
nativeTo Japan NERFINISHED
Lake Biwa NERFINISHED
order Salmoniformes NERFINISHED
phylum Chordata
region Shiga Prefecture NERFINISHED
reproduction spawns in rivers connected to Lake Biwa
resembles salmon
spawningHabitat inflowing rivers of Lake Biwa
taxonRank species
threat habitat degradation
overfishing
water pollution
waterType freshwater

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Lake Biwa hasEndemicFishSpecies Biwa trout