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Llista de peixos de Washington

Llista de peixos de Washington

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Llista de peixos de Washington
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Aquesta llista de peixos de Washington inclou 251 espècies de peixos que es poden trobar actualment a l'estat de Washington (Estats Units) ordenades per l'ordre alfabètic de llurs noms científics.

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Localització de Washington als Estats Units
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Oncorhynchus aguabonita
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Sebastes borealis
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Bathylaco nigricans (il·lustració del 1896)
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Eptatretus stoutii
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Sebastes maliger
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Sebastes melanops
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Sebastes nebulosus
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Sebastes flavidus
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Sebastes mystinus
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Salvelinus namaycush
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Albatrossia pectoralis
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Diaphus theta (il·lustració del 1896)
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Sebastes paucispinis
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Sebastes miniatus
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Acipenser transmontanus (il·lustració del 1868)
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Sebastes nigrocinctus
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Sebastes elongatus
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Sebastes pinniger
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Ameiurus melas
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Tonyina d'ulls grossos (Thunnus obesus)
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Ruscarius meanyi (il·lustració del 1895)
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Agullat (Squalus acanthias)
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Menidia beryllina
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Peix gat de cap pla (Pylodictis olivaris)
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Sebastes rosaceus
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Sebastolobus alascanus
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Sebastes ruberrimus
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Gadus macrocephalus
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Careproctus ovigerus
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Thaleichthys pacificus
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Cymatogaster aggregata
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Magnisudis atlantica (il·lustració del 1911)
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Spirinchus thaleichthys
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Prosopium williamsoni
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Sebastes caurinus
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Icelinus borealis (il·lustració del 1906)
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Tauró blanc (Carcharodon carcharias)
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Peix guilla (Alopias vulpinus)
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Acipenser medirostris (il·lustració del 1866)

A

  • Acantholiparis caecus
  • Acipenser medirostris
  • Acipenser transmontanus[1]
  • Acrocheilus alutaceus
  • Albatrossia pectoralis
  • Alepisaurus ferox
  • Alopias vulpinus
  • Alosa sapidissima
  • Ambloplites rupestris
  • Ameiurus melas
  • Ameiurus natalis
  • Ameiurus nebulosus
  • Ammodytes hexapterus
  • Anoplogaster cornuta
  • Antimora microlepis
  • Aphanopus arigato
  • Apristurus brunneus
  • Arctozenus risso
  • Argyropelecus lychnus
  • Artedius corallinus
  • Artedius harringtoni[2]
  • Artedius notospilotus
  • Ascelichthys rhodorus[3]
  • Asemichthys taylori
  • Atractoscion nobilis
  • Aulorhynchus flavidus[4]
  • Avocettina infans

B

  • Barbourisia rufa
  • Bathophilus flemingi
  • Bathyagonus nigripinnis
  • Bathylaco nigricans
  • Bathylagus pacificus
  • Bathymaster signatus
  • Bathyraja interrupta
  • Benthalbella dentata
  • Benthalbella linguidens

C

  • Carassius auratus
  • Carcharodon carcharias
  • Careproctus cypselurus
  • Careproctus melanurus
  • Careproctus ovigerus
  • Caristius macropus
  • Catostomus catostomus
  • Catostomus columbianus[5][6]
  • Catostomus macrocheilus
  • Catostomus platyrhynchus
  • Caulolatilus princeps
  • Ceratoscopelus townsendi
  • Cetorhinus maximus
  • Chauliodus macouni
  • Chilara taylori
  • Clevelandia ios
  • Clidoderma asperrimum
  • Clupea pallasii pallasii[7]
  • Cololabis saira
  • Coregonus clupeaformis
  • Coryphaenoides acrolepis[8]
  • Coryphaenoides filifer
  • Cottus aleuticus
  • Cottus asper
  • Cottus bairdii
  • Cottus beldingii
  • Cottus cognatus
  • Cottus confusus
  • Cottus gulosus
  • Cottus hubbsi[9]
  • Cottus marginatus
  • Cottus perplexus[10]
  • Cottus rhotheus[11]
  • Cottus schitsuumsh[12]
  • Couesius plumbeus[13]
  • Ctenopharyngodon idella
  • Culaea inconstans'[14]
  • Cymatogaster aggregata
  • Cyprinus carpio

D

  • Dasycottus setiger
  • Diaphus theta

E

  • Embassichthys bathybius
  • Engraulis mordax
  • Entosphenus tridentatus
  • Eopsetta jordani[15]
  • Eptatretus deani
  • Eptatretus stoutii
  • Esox americanus americanus
  • Esox lucius
  • Esox niger
  • Eumicrotremus orbis

F

  • Fundulus diaphanus

G

  • Gadus macrocephalus
  • Gambusia affinis
  • Gasterosteus aculeatus[16]
  • Gila bicolor

H

  • Halargyreus johnsonii
  • Hemilepidotus hemilepidotus
  • Hemitripterus bolini
  • Hexagrammos decagrammus
  • Hexagrammos lagocephalus
  • Hippoglossoides elassodon[17]
  • Hippoglossus stenolepis
  • Holtbyrnia latifrons
  • Hypomesus pretiosus[18][19]
  • Hypsagonus quadricornis

I

  • Icelinus borealis
  • Icosteus aenigmaticus[20]
  • Ictalurus punctatus[21]
  • Isopsetta isolepis[22]
  • Isurus oxyrinchus

L

  • Lamna ditropis
  • Lampadena urophaos
  • Lampetra ayresii
  • Lampetra pacifica[23]
  • Lampetra richardsoni
  • Lepidopsetta bilineata[24]
  • Lepidopsetta polyxystra
  • Lepomis cyanellus
  • Lepomis gibbosus
  • Lepomis gulosus
  • Lepomis macrochirus
  • Leptoclinus maculatus
  • Leptocottus armatus
  • Lestidiops ringens
  • Leuroglossus schmidti
  • Liparis adiastolus
  • Liparis dennyi
  • Lipolagus ochotensis
  • Lota lota
  • Lycenchelys rassi
  • Lycodapus fierasfer
  • Lycodapus mandibularis
  • Lycodapus parviceps
  • Lycodes diapterus
  • Lycodes pacificus
  • Lycodes palearis

M

  • Macropinna microstoma
  • Magnisudis atlantica
  • Malacocottus kincaidi
  • Malacocottus zonurus
  • Melamphaes lugubris
  • Melanonus zugmayeri
  • Menidia beryllina
  • Merluccius productus[25]
  • Micropterus dolomieu[21]
  • Micropterus salmoides
  • Misgurnus anguillicaudatus
  • Morone saxatilis
  • Mustelus henlei
  • Mylocheilus caurinus
  • Myoxocephalus polyacanthocephalus

N

  • Nannobrachium regale
  • Nansenia candida
  • Narcetes stomias
  • Nautichthys robustus
  • Nemichthys scolopaceus
  • Notemigonus crysoleucas
  • Notorynchus cepedianus
  • Notoscopelus resplendens
  • Noturus gyrinus
  • Novumbra hubbsi[26]

O

  • Oncorhynchus aguabonita
  • Oncorhynchus clarkii[27]
  • Oncorhynchus gorbuscha
  • Oncorhynchus keta
  • Oncorhynchus kisutch[28][29][30]
  • Oncorhynchus mykiss[31]
  • Oncorhynchus nerka[32][16]
  • Oncorhynchus tshawytscha[33][34]
  • Ophiodon elongatus

P

  • Paralabrax clathratus
  • Paralichthys californicus
  • Paraliparis megalopus
  • Paraliparis paucidens
  • Pentaceros wheeleri
  • Perca flavescens
  • Percopsis transmontana[35]
  • Pholis schultzi[36]
  • Pimephales promelas
  • Platichthys stellatus
  • Polypera greeni
  • Pomoxis annularis
  • Pomoxis nigromaculatus
  • Poromitra cristiceps
  • Prionotus stephanophrys
  • Prosopium coulterii[37]
  • Prosopium williamsoni[38]
  • Protomyctophum crockeri
  • Protomyctophum thompsoni
  • Pseudobathylagus milleri
  • Psychrolutes paradoxus
  • Psychrolutes sigalutes
  • Pterygoplichthys disjunctivus
  • Ptychocheilus oregonensis[39][40][21]
  • Pylodictis olivaris

R

  • Rhinichthys cataractae
  • Rhinichthys falcatus
  • Rhinichthys osculus
  • Rhinichthys umatilla[10][41]
  • Rhinogobius brunneus
  • Rhinoliparis attenuatus
  • Richardsonius balteatus
  • Ruscarius meanyi

S

  • Sagamichthys abei
  • Salmo salar
  • Salmo trutta
  • Salvelinus confluentus[42][43]
  • Salvelinus fontinalis
  • Salvelinus malma
  • Salvelinus namaycush
  • Sander vitreus[21]
  • Sardinops sagax[44]
  • Scopelosaurus harryi
  • Scytalina cerdale[3]
  • Sebastes aleutianus
  • Sebastes alutus[45]
  • Sebastes auriculatus[46]
  • Sebastes borealis
  • Sebastes caurinus[46]
  • Sebastes elongatus
  • Sebastes emphaeus
  • Sebastes flavidus
  • Sebastes maliger[46]
  • Sebastes melanops
  • Sebastes miniatus
  • Sebastes mystinus[47]
  • Sebastes nebulosus
  • Sebastes nigrocinctus
  • Sebastes paucispinis
  • Sebastes pinniger
  • Sebastes proriger
  • Sebastes rosaceus
  • Sebastes ruberrimus
  • Sebastolobus alascanus
  • Siphateles bicolor
  • Somniosus pacificus
  • Sphyraena argentea
  • Spirinchus starksi
  • Spirinchus thaleichthys[16]
  • Squalus acanthias
  • Squalus suckleyi[48]
  • Squatina californica
  • Stenobrachius leucopsarus
  • Symbolophorus californiensis

T

  • Tarletonbeania crenularis
  • Thaleichthys pacificus
  • Theragra chalcogramma
  • Thunnus obesus
  • Thymallus arcticus
  • Tinca tinca
  • Trachipterus altivelis
  • Trichodon trichodon
  • Triglops macellus
  • Triglops pingelii[49][50][51]

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  • Washington Fishing and Shellfishing - Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (anglès)
  • Warmwater Fishes of Washington Arxivat 2015-09-06 a Wayback Machine. (anglès)
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