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Mugil cephalus (linnaeus, 1758) is a cosmopolitan species from tropical and temperate waters of the Atlantic (from Bay Biscay south, also whole of Mediterranean and black sea) Introduced into Caspian Sea. Habitat and Biology Occurs at temperatures ranging from 8-247deg; cs.
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Mugil cephalus (linnaeus, 1758) is a cosmopolitan species from tropical and temperate waters of the Atlantic (from Bay Biscay south, also whole of Mediterranean and black sea) Introduced into Caspian Sea. Habitat and Biology Occurs at temperatures ranging from 8-247deg; cs.
Mugil cephalus (linnaeus, 1758) is a cosmopolitan species from tropical and temperate waters of the Atlantic (from Bay Biscay south, also whole of Mediterranean and black sea) Introduced into Caspian Sea. Habitat and Biology Occurs at temperatures ranging from 8-247deg; cs.
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Mugil cephalus: (click for more) Mugil cephalus: (click for more) Synonyms Mugil oer Forsskl, FAO Names En - Flathead grey mullet, Fr - Mulet grosse tte, Sp - Pardete. 3Alpha Code: MUF Taxonomic Code: 1650100102 Diagnostic Features Body cilindrical, robust. Head broad, its width more than width of mouth cleft; adipose eyelid well developed, covering most of pupil; upper lip thin, without papillae, labial teeth of upper jaw small, straight, dense, usually in several rows; mouth cleft ending below posterior nostril. Two dorsal fins; the first with 4 spines; the second with 8-9 soft rays; origin of first dorsal fin nearer to snout tip than to caudal fin base; origin of second dorsal fin at vertical between a quarter and a half along anal fin base. Anal fin with 8 soft finrays. Pectoral fins with 16- 19 rays; pectoral axillary about one-third length of fin. Pyloric caeca 2. Scales in leteral series 36-45. Colour back blue/green, flanks and belly pale or silvery; scales on back and flanks usually streaked to form longitudinal stripes; dark pectoral axillary blotch. Geographical Distribution FAO Fisheries and Aquaculture Department Launch the Aquatic Species Distribution map viewer Species distribution Mugi l cephal us Base layers FAO f ishing ar eas 200 naut ical miles ar cs A cosmopolitan species from tropical and temperate waters of the Atlantic (from Bay Biscay southward, also whole of Mediterranean and Black Sea), Pacific, and Indian Ocean. Introduced into Caspian Sea. Habitat and Biology Occurs at temperatures ranging from 8-247deg; C in calm waters close to shore, around mouths of stream and inlets, and brackish bays and lagoons, rivers and harbors.Usually found in schools over sand ot mud bottom.Mainly diurnal, feeds on zooplancton, benthic organisms and detritus. Also takes diatom algae and small invertebrates. Feeds occasionally at the surface. Size Maximum 120 cm; common 35-50 cm. Interest to Fisheries Caught with beach seines, gillnets, castnets, liftnets, barriernets, trammel nets, and other artisanal gear. Can be used in aquaculture if stock is collected from the sea. The total catch reported for this species to FAO for 1999 was 27 306 t. The countries with the largest catches were Korea, Republic of (9 678 t) and Venezuela (5 151 t). Marketed fresh dried, salted, and frozen; roe sold fresh or smoked. 5000 km 2000 nmi FAO Fisheries and Aquaculture Department Global Capture Production for species (tonnes) Mugil cephalus 1950 1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 2010 0k 100k 200k Source: FAO FishStat Global Aquaculture Production for species (tonnes) Mugil cephalus 1950 1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 2010 0k 100k 200k 300k Source: FAO FishStat Local Names Afrikaans : Platkop-harder . Albanian : Qefulli i vers . Arabic : Anubah , Araaby , Asfatiya , Beyah Biah , Biyah , Bouchkfa , Bouri , Gawafa , Gutarana . Bulgarian : Keffal . Cantonese : Wu tau , Wu tau tze . Catalan : Cabeut , Cabut , Capgrs , Llissa cabuda , Llissa llobarrera , Llssera , Llssera testona , Retallat . Danish : Multe , Storhovedet multe . Dutch : Diklipharder . English : Black mullet , Bully mullet , Common grey mullet , Flathead mullet , Grey mullet , Hardgut FAO Fisheries and Aquaculture Department mullet , Sea mullet , Striped mullet . Fijian : Koto . Finnish : Juovakeltti . Fon : Guseou . French : Muge cabot , Mulet cabot , Poisson queue bleue . German : Grosskopf . Greek : Cephalos , Kphalos . Hawaiian : Ama-ama , Pua . Hebrew : Kifon gedol hazosh . Icelandic : Rndungur . Italian : Cefalo , Cefalo mazzone , Muggine . Japanese : Bora . Krio : Kunungui , Lombbie , Ma sek , Mollit . Malay/Indonesian : Belanak , Jumpul , Kedera , Rapang . Maltese : Mulett tal-iswed . Maori : Kanae . N Kwnyi : Krmii , Krmil . Nenema : Maalan , Naxoc . Norwegian : Multe . Polish : Mugil cefal . Portuguese : Mugem , Tainha cabea achatada . Rapan : Auaree , Kapae . Rumanian : Chefal . Russian : Loban . Saipanese Carolinian : Aitam , Laiguan-asut . Serbo-Croat : Cipal , Cipal glavas , Cipli , Haskefal . Spanish : Capitn , Galupe , Lisa comn , Lisa pardete , Mjol , Mugil comn , Pardete . Swahili : Mkizi . Swedish : Stothovad multe , Tjocklppad multe . Tagalog : Aligasin , Banak , Talilong . Tokelauan : Miil-budhi-dhirr . Turkish : Haskefal baligi , Kefal . Related links Check this species at FishBase Bibliography Fischer, W.; G. Bianchi (eds.). - 1984 FAO species identification sheets for fishery purposes. Western Indian Ocean (Fishing Area 51). Prepared and printed with the support of the Danish International Development FAO Fisheries and Aquaculture Department Agency (DANIDA). Rome, Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations, Vol. I-6: pag. var. Fischer, W.; G. Bianchi; W. B. Scott (eds.). - 1981Fiches FAO d'identification des espces pour les besoins de la pche. Atlantique centre-est; zones de pche 34, 47 (en partie). Canada Fonds de Dpt. Ottawa, Ministre des Pcheries et Ocans Canada, en accord avec l'Organisation des Nations Unies pour l'Alimentation et l'Agriculture, Vol. 1-7: pag. var. Fishbase: ICLARM . Alegre, M., J. Lleonart & J. Veny. - 1992 Espcies Pesqueres d'inters comercial. Nomenclatura oficial catalana. Generalitat de Catalunya. Departament de Cultura, DARP, TERMCAT. 64 pp. Base de datos ICTIMED (WWW Work: D. Lloris & Justino Martnez). Ben-Tuvia, A. - 1986 Mugilidae. In: P.J.P. Whitehead et al., (eds.). Fishes of the North-eastern Atlantic and the Mediterranean (FNAM). Unesco, Paris, vol. III: 1197-1204. Bini, G. - 1965Catlogo de los nombres de peces, moluscos y crustceos de importancia comercial en el Mediterrneo. FAO, Rome: i-xv + 407 pp. Lloris, D., J. Rucabado, LL del cerro, F. Portas, M. Demestre & A. Roig. - 1984Tots els peixos del mar Catal. I: Llistat de Cites i de referncies. Treballs Soc. Cat. Ict. Herp., 1: 1-208. Thomson, J. M. - 1990 Mugilidae. In: J.C. Quero et al., (eds.) Check-list of the fishes of the eastern tropical Atlantic (CLOFETA). Unesco, Portugal, vol. II: 855-859. FAO Fisheries and Aquaculture Department