The pygmy smelt (Osmerus spectrum) is a North-American freshwater ray-finned fish in the family Osmeridae. It is found in a number of deep, thermally stratified lakes in eastern Canada and New England (United States).

The pygmy smelt, Osmerus spectrum, Cope, 1870 : a forgotten sibling species of eastern North American fish. This book is available with additional data at Biodiversity Heritage Library.

The pygmy smelt, Osmerus spectrum, Cope, 1870 : a forgotten sibling species of eastern North American fish / Jacqueline Lanteigne and Don E. McAllister ...

Smelt in Pitt Lake ate primarily copepods (about 70% volume) and cladocera (about 30% volume), with some Diptera larva present as well (Diewart and Henderson 1992). Global Phenology: Global Phenology Comments: Present and active throughout the year.

The pygmy smelt, Osmerus spectrum, Cope, 1870 : a forgotten sibling species of eastern North American fish

The pygmy smelt, Osmerus spectrum Cope, 1870 by Jacqueline Lanteigne, 1983, National Museum of Natural Sciences, National Museums of Canada edition, in English

The pygmy smelt, Osmerus spectrum, Cope, 1870 : a forgotten sibling species of eastern North American fish Related Titles Series: Syllogeus, no. 45

The pygmy smelt, Osmerus spectrum Cope, 1870 : a forgotten sibling species of eastern North American fish by Lanteigne, Jacqueline, 1952-

Jul 6, 2020 · Fishes of the genus Osmerus, to which the rainbow smelt (O. mordax) belongs, include the following: a North Pacific and Arctic species, O. dentex; the European smelt (O. eperlanus) of the Eastern North Atlantic; and the landlocked pygmy smelt (O. spectrum) of eastern Canada and New England, which some authorities suggest is not a valid species ...

THE PYGMY SMELT, Osmerus spectrum Cope, 1870, a Forgotten sibling Species of Eastern North American Fish, Syllogeus No. 45. Item #96-5037 National Museums of Canada: Ottawa 1983. 11 x 8.5", wrappers, 32pp, 6 figures, bib, institutional stamps to front wrapper else vg.