Spawning of Alosa fallax

Main Ref: Allardi, J. and P. Keith, 1991
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Country: France
Spawning ground: riverine
Locality: Lower reaches of rivers
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Comments: Adults swarm in the littoral zone of coastal waters and migrate to the rivers in May-June. Spawning actually takes place in June-July, usually at night. Incubation takes about 1 week, the fry migrate afterwards to the sea where they continue their growth to adult life, 3-4 years for the males, 4-7 years for the females. The downstream migration towards the estuarine zone occurs during summer. The parents return to sea after spawning (Ref. 30578).

 
Ref. (e.g. 9948)
Glossary (e.g. oophagy)



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