Leuciscus leuciscus

angielskiDiagnosed from congeners in Europe by the following characters: subinferior or subterminal mouth; subequal jaw, upper jaw slightly longer; upper lip tip about level with center of eye; not projecting snout; articulation of lower jaw distinctly behind anterior margin of eye; horizontal branch of preoperculum shorter than vertical branch; and 40-50 + 1-2 scales on lateral line (Ref. 59043). Rarely longer than 30 cm TL; normally 47-52 scales in lateral line; anal fin concave; caudal fin forked with 19 rays (Ref. 41616).

• Cyprinus salax Gronow, 1854
• Leuciscus rostratus Agassiz, 1835
• Leuciscus majalis Agassiz, 1835
• Squalius vulgaris leptorhinus Walecki, 1863
• Squalius leuciscus lateristriga Fatio, 1882
• Leuciscus dobula (Linnaeus, 1758)
• Cyprinus dobula Linnaeus, 1758
• Squalius leuciscus elata Fatio, 1882
• Cyprinus squalus Walbaum, 1792
• Leuciscus leuciscus baicalensis kirgisorum Berg, 1912
• Leuciscus leuciscus roulei Bertin & Estève, 1948
• Squalius vulgaris minor Walecki, 1863
• Cyprinus graining Walbaum, 1792
• Squalius chalybeius Heckel, 1852
• Cyprinus leuciscus Linnaeus, 1758
• Squalius vulgaris argenteus Walecki, 1863
• Leuciscus argenteus Fitzinger, 1832
• Cyprinus umbra Walbaum, 1792
• Squalius vulgaris robustior Walecki, 1863
• Idus stagnalis Dubalen, 1913
• Leuciscus vulgaris Fleming, 1828
• Cyprinus lancastriensis Shaw, 1804
• Leuciscus saltator Bonaparte, 1846
• Squalius mehdem Warpachowski, 1897
• Leuciscus rostratus Valenciennes, 1844
• Cyprinus grislagine Linnaeus, 1758
• Cyprinus simus Römer-Büchner, 1827
• Leuciscus rodens Agassiz, 1835
• Cyprinus mugilis Vallot, 1837
• Squalius leuciscus elongata Fatio, 1882
• Squalius lepusculus Heckel, 1852