white croaker

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Noun	1.	white croaker - silvery and bluish drumfish of shallow California coastal waters queenfish, Seriphus politus croaker - any of several fishes that make a croaking noise genus Seriphus, Seriphus - a genus of Sciaenidae
	2.	white croaker - small silvery marine food fish found off California chenfish, Genyonemus lineatus, kingfish croaker - any of several fishes that make a croaking noise genus Genyonemus, Genyonemus - a genus of Sciaenidae

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Status of white croaker Micropogonias furnieri exploited in southern Brazil according to alternative hypotheses of stock discreetness.

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Duration of spawning season ranged from 2 months (Black Drum) to 7-10 months for White Croaker (Genyonemus lineatus), a Pacific species.

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Atlantic salmon and some farm-raised fish Atlantic tuna steaks blue crab (from the Gulf of Mexico) halibut king mackerel lake whitefish large-mouth bass mahimahi marlin pike pollack sea bass shellfish swordfish tuna, canned (especially albacore) white croaker This cookbook does not contain shellfish due to exceedingly high levels of cadmium, a toxic heavy metal found in some shellfish such as oysters that may increase the risk of cancer and/or neurological problems.

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Stomach content shows that the ray Sympterigia bonapartei and the white croaker Micropogoniasfurnieri prey on entire A.

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At the end is an excellent oyster bar and seafood restaurant, where you can dine on steamed clams while watching locals haul in mackerel and white croaker.

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White croaker, Genyonemus lineatus, and flatfishes of various genera, caught over sandy sea floors, contributed 16% and 8% of the skiff catch (Miller and Gotshall, 1965).