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    The body is rather long, slender and moderately flattened. The mouth is protrusible, directed upward with small teeth; the head and body are scaly. The lower jaw has an upper expansion within the mouth (high dentary bone). Two separate dorsal fins, all rays of first and 1-2 anterior rays of second dorsal fin are … See more

    The Mediterranean sand smelt, Atherina hepsetus, is a species of fish in the family Atherinidae. See more

    The major small-scale fishing gears exploiting this species are the various coastal beach seines, small mesh size (10 mm) gill nets and lift-nets. Rarely it can be caught on very small hook, baited with small chunks of fish meat. Live Mediterranean … See more

    • Photos of Mediterranean sand smelt on Sealife Collection See more

    It is a pelagic-neritic, brackishwater / marine fish, widespread in the eastern Atlantic coasts of Spain and Morocco including See more

    The meat is mostly deep fried with larger specimens sometimes prepared as part of mixed fish stew or soup. See more

    Atherinas are carnivorous. They often school near riverbanks where they feed on worms, mollusks, larvae, and crustaceans. See more

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