Results for cryso translation from German to English

== arten ==* "caranx bucculentus" (alleyne & macleay, 1877)* "caranx caballus" (günther, 1868)* "caranx caninus" (günther, 1867)* "caranx crysos" (mitchill, 1815)* herbers makrele ("caranx heberi") (bennett, 1830)* cavalla ("caranx hippos") (linnaeus, 1766)* "caranx ignobilis" (forsskål, 1775)* "caranx latus" (agassiz, 1831)* "caranx lugubris" (poey, 1860)* "caranx melampygus" (cuvier, 1833)* papua-makrele ("caranx papuensis") (alleyne & macleay, 1877)* "caranx rhonchus" (geoffroy saint-hilaire, 1817)* "caranx sansun" (forsskål, 1775)* "caranx senegallus" (cuvier, 1833)* großaugen-makrele ("caranx sexfasciatus") (quoy & gaimard, 1825)* "caranx tille" (cuvier, 1833)* "caranx vinctus" (jordan & gilbert, 1882)== literatur ==* melanie stiassny, guy teugels & carl d. hopkins: "the fresh and brackish water fishes of lower guinea, west-central africa.
==species==the 18 currently recognized species in this genus are:* "caranx bucculentus" alleyne & w. j. macleay, 1877 (bluespotted trevally)* "caranx caballus" günther, 1868 (green jack)* "caranx caninus" günther, 1867 (pacific crevalle jack)* "caranx crysos" (mitchill, 1815) (blue runner)* "caranx fischeri" smith-vaniz & k. e. carpenter, 2007 (longfin crevalle jack)* "caranx heberi" (j. w. bennett, 1830) (blacktip trevally)* "caranx hippos" (linnaeus, 1766) (crevalle jack)* "caranx ignobilis" (forsskål, 1775) (giant trevally)* "caranx latus" agassiz, 1831 (horse-eye jack)* "caranx lugubris" poey, 1860 (black jack)* "caranx melampygus" g. cuvier, 1833 (bluefin trevally)* "caranx papuensis" alleyne & w. j. macleay, 1877 (brassy trevally)* "caranx rhonchus" É. geoffroy saint-hilaire, 1817 (false scad)* "caranx ruber" (bloch, 1793) (bar jack)* "caranx senegallus" g. cuvier, 1833 (senegal jack)* "caranx sexfasciatus" quoy & gaimard, 1825 (bigeye trevally)* "caranx tille" g. cuvier, 1833 (tille trevally)* "caranx vinctus" d. s. jordan & c. h. gilbert, 1882 (cocinero)==evolution==the first representative of "caranx" found in the fossil record dates back to the mid-eocene, a period when many modern perciform lineages appeared.