Silver shiner
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Other Identifiers
Wikidata:
Q3754468
Library of congress:
sh2016002051
Sources of Information
- Work cat: Glass, William R. Silver shiner (Notropis photogenis) in Ontario, distribution and habitat use, 2016.
- ITIS website, September 6, 2016:(Notropis photogenis; Common name - Silver shiner; Genus - Notropis; Family - Cyprinidae; Order - Cypriniformes; Class - Actinopterygii; Phylum - Chordata; Kingdom - Animalia)
- Fishbase website, September 6, 2016:(Notropis photogenis; Common name - Silver shiner; Genus - Notropis; Family - Cyprinidae; Order - Cypriniformes; Class - Actinopterygii)
- NatureServe website, September 6, 2016:(Notropis photogenis; Common name - Silver shiner; Genus - Notropis; Family - Cyprinidae; Order - Cypriniformes; Class - Actinopterygii; Phylum - Craniata; Kingdom - Animalia)
- GBIF, Oct. 7, 2016(Notropis photogenis; taxonomic status - accepted species; common name - Silver shiner ; synonyms - Alburnellus arge, Photogenis leucops, Squalius photogenis; genus - Notropis ; family - Cyprinidae)
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Wikipedia description:
The silver shiner (Notropis photogenis) is a species of freshwater ray-finned fish beloinging to the family Leuciscidae, the shiners, daces and minnows. It is found in the United States and Canada where it inhabits much of the Ohio River basin south to northern Georgia in the Tennessee River drainage. It also found in western Lake Erie tributaries and the Grand River system in Ontario. Though visually very similar to the emerald shiner, which occupies a similar range, it can be distinguished by the presence of two dark crescents between its nostrils, on the top of the head.
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