Chanos chanos

inglêsDiagnosis: body elongate and somewhat compressed; mouth small and toothless; branchiostegal rays 4; one dorsal fin; pectoral fins falcate; body olive green; flanks silvery; fins dark bordered (Ref. 55763). Superficially resembles bonefishes but by evolution more advanced by having 4 branchiostegal rays (Ref. 1602). Jaws toothless (Ref. 12693). Description: 31 caudal fin rays (Ref. 50686).

• Chanos salmonoides (Forster, 1801)
• Chanos nuchalis Valenciennes, 1847
• Chanos gardineri Regan, 1902
• Chanos salmoneus (Forster, 1801)
• Mugil chanos Forsskål, 1775
• Chanos indicus (van Hasselt, 1823)
• Mugil salmoneus Forster, 1801
• Cyprinus palah Cuvier, 1829
• Butirinus argenteus Jerdon, 1849
• Butirinus maderaspatensis Jerdon, 1849
• Chanos mento Valenciennes, 1847
• Chanos mossambicus (Peters, 1852)
• Cyprinus pala Cuvier, 1829
• Chanos chloropterus Valenciennes, 1847
• Channo chanos (Forsskål, 1775)
• Mugile chani Forsskål, 1775
• Lutodeira mossambicus Peters, 1852
• Leuciscus zeylonicus Bennett, 1833
• Chanos lubina Valenciennes, 1847
• Leuciscus palah (Cuvier, 1829)
• Chanos salmonoides Günther, 1879
• Chanos orientalis Valenciennes, 1847
• Lutodeira mossambica Peters, 1852
• Cyprinus tolo Cuvier, 1829
• Lutodeira chanos (Forsskål, 1775)
• Leuciscus salmoneus (Forster, 1801)
• Lutodeira chloropterus (Valenciennes, 1847)
• Lutodira elongata Peters, 1859
• Chanos cyprinella Valenciennes, 1847
• Lutodeira salmonea (Forster, 1801)
• Lutodeira indica van Hasselt, 1823
• Chanos arabicus Lacepède, 1803