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Körperliche Merkmale

Körperform

compressed

Färbung

Adults are typically silvery-pink to reddish-brown dorsally, fading to silvery-white ventrally. Juveniles often exhibit faint vertical bars or spots that fade with age. The fins are usually reddish or pinkish. Some individuals may display a bluish tint on the head.

Schuppentyp

ctenoid

Maulstellung

terminal

Besondere Merkmale

Robust, oval-shaped body, laterally compressed., Large head with a steep dorsal profile., Strong jaws with prominent canine-like teeth at the front, followed by molar-like teeth., Large, prominent eyes., Absence of black spot at the origin of the lateral line or on the operculum, which distinguishes it from some other sparids.

Rückenflosse

Single dorsal fin with 11-12 spines and 10-11 soft rays. The spiny portion is longer than the soft-rayed portion.

Schwanzflosse

Moderately forked caudal fin.

Brustflosse

Long and pointed pectoral fins.

Auffällige Flossen

Anal fin with 3 spines and 8-9 soft rays. Pelvic fins are thoracic.

Bestimmungstipps

1. 1

   Body Coloration

   Look for the characteristic silvery-pink to reddish body color, often with a more intense reddish hue dorsally.

2. 2

   Head Profile and Teeth

   Observe the steep dorsal profile of the head and the presence of strong canine-like teeth at the front of the jaws, followed by molar-like teeth. This dentition is adapted for crushing shells.

3. 3

   Absence of Spots

   Unlike some other sea breams (e.g., Pagellus bogaraveo or Diplodus sargus), Pagrus pagrus typically lacks a distinct black spot at the origin of the lateral line or on the operculum.

4. 4

   Fin Spines and Rays

   Count the dorsal fin spines (11-12) and soft rays (10-11), and anal fin spines (3) and soft rays (8-9) for precise identification.

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