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Fizinės ypatybės

Kūno forma

compressed

Spalva

Silvery-grey body, often with a yellowish tint on the flanks. The most distinctive feature is the presence of two broad, vertical black bands: one just behind the operculum, extending from the dorsal fin to the pectoral fin base, and another on the caudal peduncle, encircling the base of the tail fin. Fins are generally translucent or slightly yellowish.

Žvynų tipas

ctenoid

Burnos padėtis

terminal

Skiriamieji požymiai

Two prominent black vertical bands on the body., Small, protractile mouth with incisor-like teeth at the front and molars at the sides., Relatively large eyes., Maximum length up to 45 cm, commonly 20-30 cm.

Nugaros pelekas

Single dorsal fin with 11-12 spines and 13-16 soft rays.

Uodegos pelekas

Forked caudal fin.

Krūtinės pelekas

Long and pointed pectoral fins.

Skiriamieji pelekai

Anal fin with 3 spines and 12-14 soft rays.

Atpažinimo patarimai

1. 1

   Black Bands

   The two distinct black vertical bands are the primary identification feature. One is located behind the head, and the other at the base of the tail.

2. 2

   Body Shape

   Its compressed, oval body shape is typical of sea breams.

3. 3

   Mouth and Teeth

   Observe the small, slightly protractile mouth with incisor-like teeth at the front, useful for scraping algae and invertebrates.

4. 4

   Size

   Adults commonly reach 20-30 cm, with a maximum recorded length of 45 cm.

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