Sardinops

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Sardinops is a genus of small, schooling marine fish commonly known as sardines, found in temperate coastal waters and important in commercial fisheries and marine food webs.

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Label Occurrences
Sardinops canonical 1
Sardinops sagax 1

Statements (46)

Predicate Object
instanceOf genus
species
taxon
behavior schooling
bodyShape fusiform
class Actinopterygii
commonName Australian sardine
California sardine
Japanese sardine
Pacific sardine
South African pilchard NERFINISHED
South American pilchard
sardines
describedAs small schooling marine fish
diet plankton
distribution temperate oceans
ecologicalRole forage fish
key component of marine food webs
economicImportance important in commercial fisheries
family Clupeidae NERFINISHED
feedingType planktivorous
habitat marine environment
temperate coastal waters
temperate coastal waters of the Pacific Ocean
hasSpecies Sardinops caeruleus NERFINISHED
Sardinops melanostictus NERFINISHED
Sardinops neopilchardus NERFINISHED
Sardinops ocellatus NERFINISHED
Sardinops sagax NERFINISHED
importance supports large predator populations
kingdom Animalia
morphologicalFeature silvery body
single dorsal fin
order Clupeiformes NERFINISHED
parentTaxon Sardinops NERFINISHED
Sardinops NERFINISHED
Sardinops NERFINISHED
Sardinops
Sardinops NERFINISHED
phylum Chordata
reproduction broadcast spawner
taxonRank genus
species
trophicLevel low trophic level fish
usedFor canned fish products
fish meal production

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Clupeidae notableGenus Sardinops
Clupeidae notableSpecies Sardinops
this entity surface form: Sardinops sagax