Perca fluviatilis

angličtinaDiagnosed from other species of Percidae in Europe by having the following unique characters: pelvic and anal fins yellow to red; posterior part of first dorsal fin with dark blotch; and flank with 5-8 bold dark bars, usually Y-shaped. Differs further by the combination of the following features: two dorsal fins, clearly separated from each other; and 56-77 scales along lateral line (Ref. 59043). Body greenish-yellow; 5-9 transverse black bands on the sides; first dorsal fin gray, black spot at the tip; second dorsal greenish-yellow; pectorals yellow; other fins red. First dorsal fin markedly higher than the second. Caudal fin emarginate (Ref. 2058).

• Perca vulgaris Fitzinger, 1832
• Perca fluviatilis gibba Smitt, 1893
• Perca fluviatilis aurea Smitt, 1893
• Perca fluviatilis macedonica Karaman, 1924
• Perca fluviatilus Linnaeus, 1758
• Perca fluviatilis intermedius Svetovidov & Dorofeeva, 1963
• Perca italica Cuvier, 1828
• Perca vulgaris Schaeffer, 1761
• Perca fluviatilis phragmiteti Berg, 1933
• Perca fluviatilis maculata Smitt, 1893
• Perca fluviatilis nigrescens Heckel, 1837
• Perca fluviatilis gracilis Pokrovsky, 1951
• Perca vulgaris aurata Fitzinger, 1832
• Perca fluviatilis zaissanica Dianov, 1955
• Perca helvetica Gronow, 1854
• Perca vulgaris Schrank, 1792