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Detailed Ecological Assessment Report 2008 – Keti Bunder 15 Anodontostoma chacunda Clupeidae Shortnose Daddi- 17 150 low 0-50 Pelagic, in inshore Detritus, phyto and Gizzard Shad palli waters zooplankton 16 Escualosa thoracata Clupeidae White sardine Mithoo 10 15 low 0-50 Pelagic in coastal Phytoplamkton and waters Zooplankton(copepo ds, crabs, bivalve 17 Ilisha megaloptera Clupeidae Bigeye ilisha Palli 28 200 low 0-50 Pelagic waters in coastal larvae, fish eggs Fish and crustacean 18 Ilisha melastoma Clupeidae Indian ilisha Palli 12 70 low 0-50 Pelagic waters in coastal Mollusc 19 Opisthopterus tardoore Clupeidae Tardoore 20 90 low 35-40 pelagic; Small crustacean amphidromous and zooplankton 20 Tenualosa ilisha Clupeidae Hilsa shad Palla 60 2,490g high 0-200 pelagic; anadromous plankton, mainly by filtering, but 21 Cynoglossus bilineatus Cynoglossidae Tonguesoles sole 44 225 high 10 - 400 Coastal areas and apparently also by grubbing on muddy bottom bottom-living estuaries. May ascend into the freshwater invertebrates 22 Cynoglossus dubius Cynoglossidae Tonguesoles sole 50 300 high 10 Continental shelf Bottom-living invertebrates Cynoglossus arel Cynoglossidae Tonguesoles Sole 40 220 Average 10-125 Inhabits muddy and Bottom-living sandy bottoms of the continental shelf invertebrates 23 Himmantura walga Dasyatidae Dwarf whipray 45 20-30 Inshore waters 24 Elops machnata Elopidae Tenpounder Kinarhal 90 10,000 Average 0-50 Inhabits shallow Small fishes, coastal waters, mollusks, shrimps, estuaries and bays crabs 25 Coilia dussumieri Engraulidae Anchovy Patia 20 15 low 0 - 50 Pelagic; copepods, prawn Amphidromous and fish larvae 26 Thryssa hamiltonii Engraulidae Thryssa Phyasa 20 40 low 10-13 Pelagic in coastal mainly on waters, estuaries crustaceans (zoea larvae, Acetes) amphipods, 27 Thryssa setirostris Engraulidae Thryssa Phyasa 15 40 low 1-20 Pelagic in coastal mainly on waters, estuaries crustaceans (zoea larvae, Acetes) amphipods, 28 Gerres filamentosus Gerreidae Long-rayed Jerkari 25 125 low 1-50 Shallow coastal waters crustaceans, silverbiddy polychaetes and forams on sand or muddy-sand Indus for All Programme – WWF Pakistan Page 65 of 188
29 Gerres oyena Gerreidae Lined silverbiddy Detailed Ecological Assessment Report 2008 – Keti Bunder Indus for All Programme – WWF Pakistan Page 66 of 188 Jerkari 30. 125 low 0-20 coast, saltwater lagoons, and estuaries bottoms crustaceans, polychaetes and forams on sand or muddy-sand bottoms 30 Glossogobius giuris Gobiidae 40 low 1-10 small insects, crustaceans small fish and 31 Periophthalmus koelreuteri Gobiidae Mud skipper 10 40 low 0.5 Coastal areas small fish,crabs and other arthropods 32 Periophthalmus weberi Gobiidae Weber's 10 Low Inhabits brackish mudskipper mangroves 33 Psammogobius biocellatus Gobiidae Sleepy gobby 12 35 Low 1-10 Intertidal areas, estuaries, lagoons and coastal rivers Common in mangroves, occasionally penetrates the lower reaches of freshwater streams Small crustaceans and Zooplanktons 34 Poasys kaakan Haemulidae Grunter Dhother 80 35000 high 1-60 Coastal waters benthic invertebrates small fishes and 35 Poasys stridens Haemulidae striped grunter Bukra 20 15000 high 65 - 68 coastal waters benthic invertebrates small fishes and 36 Hyporamphus dussumieri Hemiramphidae Dussumier's 40 Medium 2-15 Most common around Aquatic insects halfbeak islands and coral reefs 37 Hyporamphus Hemiramphidae Congaturi Thute 22 40 Average 1-2 Marine and brackish omnivorous (Hyporamphus) limbatus halfbeak water 38 Lates calcarifer Latidae 39 Leiognathus balochi Leiognathidae Twoblotch pony fish 40 Leiognathus equalus Leiognathidae Common ponyfish 41 Leiognathus daura Leiognathidae GoldstripePony fish Baramundi Dangri 200 60,000 high 10 -40 demersal; catadromous 10 Medium 0-40 Found on shallow waters bottom. near the 28 Minor 10-70 Coastal inhabitant, ascends freshwater into crustaceans, molluscs, and smaller fishes Small crustaceans, foraminiferans and nematodes Polychaetes, small crustaceans, small fishes Kaanteri 14 30 low 0-40 Shallow waters polychaetes, bivalves, small
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