Acipenser ruthenus

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Acipenser ruthenus, commonly known as the sterlet, is a small freshwater sturgeon native to Eurasian rivers and valued for its caviar and conservation importance.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fish species
ageAtMaturity 3–7 years
barbels four barbels in front of mouth
bodyArmor bony scutes
bodyShape elongated
class Actinopterygii
commercialUse caviar
live fish trade
recreational fisheries
commonName sterlet
conservationStatus Vulnerable
diet insect larvae
invertebrates
small crustaceans
worms
distributionTrend declining in the wild
family Acipenseridae NERFINISHED
feedingType benthic feeder
genus Acipenser
habitat freshwater rivers
large river systems
slow-flowing river stretches
kingdom Animalia
lifespan up to about 20–25 years
management subject to conservation measures
maximumLength about 100 cm
maximumWeight around 16 kg
migratoryBehavior potamodromous
nativeTo Danube River basin NERFINISHED
Eurasia NERFINISHED
Ural River basin NERFINISHED
Volga River basin NERFINISHED
order Acipenseriformes NERFINISHED
phylum Chordata
reproductionType oviparous
snout long and pointed
spawningHabitat gravelly river bottoms
taxonRank species
threat dams blocking migration
habitat degradation
overfishing
pollution
river regulation
typicalLength 40–60 cm
usedIn aquaculture
restocking programs
valuedFor caviar production
meat

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Acipenser hasSpecies Acipenser ruthenus