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vendace

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ven·dace  (vnds, -ds)
n. pl. vendace or ven·dac·es
1. A small whitefish (Coregonus vandesius) of Scotland.
2. A closely related whitefish (C. gracilior) of the Lake District of England.

[Probably French vandoise, a kind of fish, from Old French vendoise, probably of Celtic origin.]

vendace [ˈvɛndeɪs]
n pl -daces, -dace
(Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Animals) either of two small whitefish, Coregonus vandesius (Lochmaben vendace) or C. gracilior (Cumberland vendace), occurring in lakes in Scotland and NW England respectively See also powan
[from New Latin vandēsius, from Old French vandoise, probably of Celtic origin]


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The vendace has only ever been found at four UK sites - Bassenthwaite, Derwentwater and the Castle and Mill lochs in Lochmaben.
Volunteers are working to save the lake and the wildlife that depend on it, such as the ospreys and a rather special fish called vendace.
Pyhajarvi, large stocks of the planktivorous fish species vendace and smelt were accompanied by a reduction in cladoceran biomass and the practical disappearance of larger (>0.
 
 
 
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