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Of FAO English, French, Spanish and Scientific Names Index Des Noms 579 Index of FAO English, Index des noms scientifiques et Índice de nombres científicos y French, Spanish and des noms FAO en anglais, de nombres FAO en inglés, scientific names français et espagnol francés y español Species item Page Species item Page Catégorie d'espèces Page Catégorie d'espèces Page Partida de especies Página Partida de especies Página Aba 65 Aiguillat coq 323 Abadèche du Cap 198 Aiguillat noir 326 Abadèche noir 198 Aiguille crocodile 277 Abadèche rosé 197 Aiguilles nca 277 Abadèche rouge 198 Aiguilles, orphies nca 278 Abadèches nca 198 Aiguillette verte 277 Abadèches, brotules nca 198 Aileron argenté 303 Abadejo 116 Ailerons nca 303 Abalones nei 385 Aimara 66 Abeto marino 442 Aka coral 438 Ablennes hians 277 Akiami paste shrimp 375 Ablette 51 Alacha 229 Abramis brama 49 Alaska pollock(=Walleye poll.) 116 Abramis spp 49 Albacore 252 Abu mullet 131 Albacore 255 Abulón gigante 384 Albula vulpes 125 Acanthistius brasilianus 140 Alburno 51 Acanthobrama terraesanctae 56 Alburnus alburnus 51 Acanthocybium solandri 240 Alectis alexandrinus 293 Acanthopagrus berda 172 Alectis ciliaris 293 Acanthopagrus bifasciatus 172 Alepes djedaba 283 Acanthopagrus latus 172 Alepisaurus ferox 126 Acanthopagrus schlegeli 172 Alépocéphale de Baird 194 Acanthuridae 187 Alepocephalus bairdii 194 Acanthurus sohal 187 Alepocephalus spp 194 Acarahuazu 61 Alestes baremoze 67 Acedía 104 Alestes spp 67 Acedía del Japón 102 Alewife 92 Acerina 75 Alexandria pompano 293 Acetes erythraeus 375 Alfonsino 199 Acetes japonicus 375 Alfonsino besugo 199 Achigan à grande bouche 74 Alfonsino palometón 199 Acipenser gueldenstaedtii 81 Alfonsinos nei 199 Acipenser medirostris 81 Alfonsinos nep 199 Acipenser nudiventris 81 Algae 447 Acipenser ruthenus 81 Algas nep 447 Acipenser stellatus 81 Algas pardas 443 Acipenser transmontanus 81 Algas rojas 445 Acipenseridae 81 Algas verdes 446 Acoupa aile-courte 159 Algue nori 444 Acoupa blanc 158 Algues brunes 443 Acoupa cambucu 155 Algues gélidium 445 Acoupa chasseur 157 Algues gracilaires 444 Acoupa du Pérou 154 Algues nca 447 Acoupa mongolare 154 Algues rouges 445 Acoupa pintade 155 Algues vertes 446 Acoupa rayé 155 Aliche 236 Acoupa rivière 76 Aligote 163 Acoupa royal 155 Alitán 313 Acoupa toeroe 154 Alitanes, pintarrojas nep 314 Acoupa weakfish 154 Alitanes,pejegatos,pintar. nep 314 Acoupas nca 155 Allache 229 Actiniaria 439 Alligator américain 428 Actinies 439 Alligator mississippiensis 428 Aequidens rivulatus 62 Allis shad 92 Aequipecten opercularis 392 Allocyttus niger 202 Aesop shrimp 374 Allocyttus verrucosus 202 Aethaloperca rogaa 134 Alloteuthis spp 404 African bonytongue 64 Alloteuthis squids nei 404 African bullhead 69 Allothunnus fallai 261 African forktail snapper 148 Almeja 397 African lungfishes 63 Almeja amarilla 396 African moonfish 289 Almeja babosa 395 African obscure snakehead 78 Almeja blanca 397 African pompano 293 Almeja blanca chilena 399 African scraping feeder 58 Almeja corazón 396 African sicklefish 178 Almeja de can 398 African striped grunt 151 Almeja de Islandia 394 Ageneiosus inermis 68 Almeja fina 395 Agonostomus monticola 131 Almeja japonesa 395 Agonus cataphractus 190 Almeja rubia 395 Aguacioso 185 Almejas nep 396 Aguila marina 335 Almejas(=Veneridos) nep 397 Aguilas de mar nep 336 Almejas, etc. nep 400 Aguja 277 Almejon 395 Aguja azul 263 Almejuela común 396 Aguja blanca del Atlántico 268 Almendra de mar 398 Aguja negra 265 Alón volador 190 Aguja picuda 269 Alopias pelagicus 309 Agujas,marlines,peces vela nep 269 Alopias spp 310 Agujeta balaju 279 Alopias superciliosus 309 Agujeta brasileña 278 Alopias vulpinus 308 Agujeta del Japón 278 Alosa aestivalis 92 Agujetas nep 279 Alosa alosa 92 Agujón sable 277 Alosa chata 94 Agujón verde 277 Alosa fallax 92 Agujones, maraos nep 278 Alosa manchada 94 Aigle commun 335 Alosa mediocris 93 Aigles de mer nca 336 Alosa pontica 92 Aiguillat commun 323 Alosa pseudoharengus 92 580 Index of FAO English, Index des noms scientifiques et Índice de nombres científicos y French, Spanish and des noms FAO en anglais, de nombres FAO en inglés, scientific names français et espagnol francés y español Species item Page Species item Page Catégorie d'espèces Page Catégorie d'espèces Page Partida de especies Página Partida de especies Página Alosa sapidissima 92 Ange de mer commun 327 Alosa spp 93 Ange de mer du Pacifique 328 Alose à museau court 94 Angel skin coral 438 Alose américaine 93 Angeles nep 181 Alose chaconde 93 Angelfishes nei 181 Alose de la mer Noire 92 Angelote 327 Alose d'été du Canada 92 Angelote argentino 327 Alose feinte 92 Angelotes, peces ángel nep 328 Alose gracile 94 Angelshark 327 Alose hilsa 94 Angelsharks, sand devils nei 328 Alose noyer 93 Anges de mer nca 328 Alose rasoir 94 Angler(=Monk) 225 Alose savoureuse 92 Anglerfishes nei 226 Alose tachetée 94 Angolan dentex 166 Alose toli 94 Anguila americana 83 Alose vraie(=Grande alose) 92 Anguila australiana 84 Alose-écaille fluviale 95 Anguila europea 83 Alose-écaille indienne 95 Anguila japonesa 83 Aloses de la mer Caspienne 93 Anguilas nep 84 Aloses nca 93 Anguilla anguilla 83 Amande commune 398 Anguilla australis 84 Amazon sailfin catfish 72 Anguilla japonica 83 Ambassidae 185 Anguilla rostrata 83 Amberjacks nei 291 Anguilla spp 84 Amblygaster sirm 228 Anguille d'Amérique 83 Ameiurus nebulosus 70 Anguille d'Australie 84 Amer. plaice(=Long rough dab) 100 Anguille d'Europe 83 American alligator 428 Anguille du Japon 83 American angler 225 Anguilles nca 84 American conger 196 Angular roughshark 328 American crocodile 429 Angulate volute 387 American cupped oyster 388 Anjova 282 American eel 83 Annular seabream 164 American gizzard shad 93 Anodontostoma chacunda 93 American harvestfish 304 Anoli à grandes écailles 126 American lobster 363 Anoli tumbil 126 American sea scallop 392 Anolis nca 126 American shad 92 Anoplopoma fimbria 224 American slipper-limpet 386 Antarctic armless flounder 108 American yellow cockle 399 Antarctic flying squid 405 American yellow perch 75 Antarctic horsefish 224 Amia calva 63 Antarctic krill 379 Ammodytes personatus 185 Antarctic octopuses 407 Ammodytes spp 185 Antarctic rockcods, noties nei 184 Ammodytes tobianus 185 Antarctic silverfish 184 Amphichthys cryptocentrus 193 Antarctic starry skate 331 Anabas 77 Antarctic stone crab 366 Anabas testudineus 77 Antarctic toothfish 206 Anadara clams nei 394 Antimora bleu 110 Anadara granosa 394 Antimora rostrata 110 Anadara ovalis 394 Antipatharia 439 Anadara spp 394 Aphanopus carbo 214 Anarhichas denticulatus 209 Aphanopus intermedius 215 Anarhichas lupus 209 Aphareus rutilans 147 Anarhichas minor 210 Aphia minuta 187 Anarhichas spp 210 Aplodactylus punctatus 181 Anchoa de Africa austral 235 Aplodinotus grunniens 76 Anchoa de California 235 Apogonidae 143 Anchoa hepsetus 236 Apogonidés nca 143 Anchoa legítima 236 Apostichopus japonicus 433 Anchoa marinii 236 Aprion virescens 147 Anchoa nasus 236 Apsilus dentatus 148 Anchoa samasa 236 Apsilus fuscus 148 Anchoas, etc. nep 236 Aquatic invertebrates nei 435 Anchois 234 Aquatic plants nei 447 Anchois boucanier 236 Araignée européenne 355 Anchois chuchueco 236 Araignée portuaire 354 Anchois d'Argentine 235 Araña porteña 354 Anchois de Californie 235 Arañas nep 186 Anchois de l'Afrique australe 235 Arañas, escorpiones nep 187 Anchois du Pérou 235 Arapaima 64 Anchois japonais 235 Arapaima gigas 64 Anchois queue jaune 236 Araucanian herring 234 Anchois rayé 236 Arawana 64 Anchois samase 236 Arca cebra 394 Anchois Stolephorus nca 236 Arca de Noe 394 Anchois, etc. nca 236 Arca del Pacífico occidental 394 Anchoíta 235 Arca japonesa 394 Anchoíta japonesa 235 Arca noae 394 Anchoveta 235 Arca spp 394 Anchoveta chuchueco 236 Arca zebra 394 Anchoveta rabo amarillo 236 Arcas Anadara nep 394 Anchoveta(=Peruvian anchovy) 235 Arcas nep 394 Anchovies, etc. nei 236 Arche crénelée 394 Andorrero del Cabo 204 Arche de Noé 394 Andorreros, peces rubí nep 204 Arche granuleuse 394 Andorrève du Cap 204 Arche ovale 394 Andorrèves, poissons rubis nca 204 Arche zèbre 394 Anémonas de mar 439 Arches Anadara nca 394 Ange de mer argentin 327 Arches nca 394 581 Index of FAO English, Index des noms scientifiques et Índice de nombres científicos y French, Spanish and des noms FAO en anglais, de nombres FAO en inglés, scientific names français et espagnol francés y español Species item Page Species item Page Catégorie d'espèces Page Catégorie d'espèces Page Partida de especies Página Partida de especies Página Archosargus probatocephalus 168 Astyanax fasciatus 65 Archosargus rhomboidalis 168 Atheresthes evermanni 100 Arctic char 88 Atheresthes stomias 99 Arctic skate 332 Atherina boyeri 281 Arctica islandica 394 Atherina hepsetus 281 Arctocephalus australis 423 Athérine chilienne 280 Arctocephalus forsteri 423 Athérine d'Argentine 73 Arctocephalus pusillus 423 Atherinidae 281 Arctoscopus japonicus 211 Athérinidés nca 281 Arencón de aleta blanca 237 Atka mackerel 189 Arencón dorab 237 Atl.jackknife(=Atl.razor clam) 398 Arencones nep 237 Atlantic anchoveta 236 Arenque banda azul 234 Atlantic bay scallop 392 Arenque del Atlántico 228 Atlantic bluefin tuna 250 Arenque del Pacífico 228 Atlantic bonito 239 Arenquillo de banda 233 Atlantic bumper 295 Areolate grouper 137 Atlantic butterfish 304 Arete 223 Atlantic chub mackerel 301 Argentina del Pacífico 194 Atlantic cod 112 Argentina du Pacifique 194 Atlantic croaker 156 Argentina silus 194 Atlantic emperor 161 Argentina sphyraena 194 Atlantic goldeneye tilefish 203 Argentina spp 194 Atlantic halibut 98 Argentinas 194 Atlantic herring 228 Argentine 194
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