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percopsis omiscomaycus
percopsis omiscomaycus

noturus flavus percopsis omiscomaycus catostomus commersonii sander vitreus perca flavescens
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trout-perch family trout-perch percopsis omiscomaycus (n)
famille de la truite-perch truite-perch percopsis omiscomaycus (i)

1.1.1.1 etheostoma nigrum catostomus catostomus percopsis omiscomaycus various various
nouveau-brunswick et nouvelle-Écosse (4 fabriques) 12.

(a) salmo trutta (b) oncorhynchus clarki (c) oncorhynchus mykiss percopsis omiscomaycus
d) oncorhynchus tshawytscha e) oncorhynchus kisutch tinca tinca pimephales promelas notropis rubellus a) salvelinus fontinalis x salvelinus namaycush b) salvelinus namaycush

trout-perch, percopsis omiscomaycus, a relatively abundant species rarely eaten by piscivores in this system, experienced only minor shifts in abundance between 1969 and 1988.
l'omisco, percopsis omiscomayeus, espèce relativement abondante mais rarement consommée par les piscivores dans ce système, n'a présenté que des modifications mineures de l'abondance entre 1969 et 1988.

comparison between responses of trout-perch (percopsis omiscomaycus ) and white sucker (catostomus commersoni ) downstream of a pulp mill.
comparison between responses of trout-perch (percopsis omiscomaycus ) and white sucker (catostomus commersoni ) downstream of a pulp mill».

comparison between responses of trout-perch (percopsis omiscomaycus ) and white sucker (catostomus commersoni ) exposed to pulp mill effluent.
comparison between responses of trout-perch (percopsis omiscomaycus ) and white sucker (catostomus commersoni ) exposed to pulp mill effluent».

alewife (alosa pseudoharengus), rainbow smelt (osmerus mordax), spottail shiner (notropis hudsonius), and trout-perch (percopsis omiscomaycus) comprised 94% of the catch by numbers.
le gaspareau (alosa pseudoharengus), l'éperlan arc-en-ciel (osmerus mordax), le queue à tache noire (notropis hudsonius) et l'omisco (percopsis omiscomaycus) constituent 94% des prises en nombre.