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64 Rastrelliger kanagurta Scombridae Indian mackerel 65 Scomberromorus guttatus Scombridae Indo-Pacific king mackerel Detailed Ecological Assessment Report 2008 – Keti Bunder 66 Promicrops lanceolatus Serranidae Grouper Gisser 270 400,00 0 67 Sillago sihama Sillaginidae Silver whiting Bhambor e Indus for All Programme – WWF Pakistan Page 69 of 188 35 Highly commercial 20-90 Occurs in coastal bays, harbors and deep lagoons Kalgund 76 800 high 8-200 Coastal to deeper water Phytoplank and zooplankton Fishes and cephalopods High 1 -300 fishes, large crustaceans and ... Chelonia mydas 25 40 High 0-60 Shores, Bays, Creeks, estuaries mainly on polychaetes and other benthic organisms 68 Solea elongate Soleidaae Solea Phani 30 30 low 10-30 Shallow coastal waters benthic invertebrates, especially small crustaceans 69 Acanthopagrus berda Sparidae Black Bream Dandya 50 1,500 High 1-50 Muddy grounds in estuarine areas 70 Acanthopagrus latus Sparidae 50 1,500 High 0-50 coastal waters, estuaries, river mouth invertebrates, including worms, mollusks, crustaceans and echinoderms echinoderms, worms, crustaceans and mollusks.
71 Sparidentex hasta Sparidae Sobaity seabream Detailed Ecological Assessment Report 2008 – Keti Bunder Indus for All Programme – WWF Pakistan Page 70 of 188 50 Minor 1-2 Shallow coastal waters to moderate depths Carnivore eating crustaceans, worms, insects 72 Sphyraena putnamiae Sphyraenidae Barracuda Kund 90 40000 High 1-100 inshore-pelagic fishes and large invertebrates 73 Pampus argenteus Stromateidae Silver pomfret Achopito, Sufaid poplet 74 Pseudosynanceia melanostigma Synanceiidae Blackfin stone fish 60 30000 High 5 - 110 Inshore species ctenophores, salps, medusae, and other zooplankton groups 12 30-60 None 1-30 Brackish and marine waters in coastal areas 75 Terapon jerboa Teraponidae Jerbua terapon Ginghra 36 10000 Average 20 -290 Vicinity of river mouths, Estuarine, demersal; catadromous 76 Terapon puta Teraponidae Smallscale terapon Ginghra 15 25 low 0-30 Inhabits coastal waters, entering brackish estuaries and mangrove areas Also in fresh waters 77 Tetrodon lunaris Tetraodontidae Filefish 45 30 Low 15-80 Mainly marine, occasionally enters estuaries 78 Lepturacanthus savala Trichiuridae Hairtail Talwar 120 3000 high Omnivorous, feeds upon fishes, insects, benthic invertebrates, and algae small fishes and invertebrates Small invertebrates 1-100 Benthopelagic variety of small fishes and crustaceans
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