wallago造句

• The only extant species of this genus is " Wallago attu ".
• Additionally, it was found that Wallago and Wallagonia are not particularly closely related within the family of Siluridae.
• Until osteological research validated the genus Wallagonia in 2014, " W . micropogon " was included in the genus Wallago.
• Until osteological research validated the genus Wallagonia in 2014, " W . maculatus " was included in the genus Wallago.
• For the longest time, these species were included in the genus Wallago, only in 2014 the separate genus Wallagonia was finally established based on osteological features that clearly separate the two.
• For a long time, the Wallago genus was thought to include more species, namely " Wallagonia leerii " ( helicopter catfish ), " Wallagonia maculatus " and " Wallagonia micropogon ".
• However, a close investigation by Tyson R . Roberts of their osteological features yielded that all these species actually belong to two entirely separate genera of catfishes, and subsequently all species other than " Wallago attu " and the extinct " Wallago maemohensis " were re-categorized into the genus " Wallagonia ".
• However, a close investigation by Tyson R . Roberts of their osteological features yielded that all these species actually belong to two entirely separate genera of catfishes, and subsequently all species other than " Wallago attu " and the extinct " Wallago maemohensis " were re-categorized into the genus " Wallagonia ".
• The paddy field is home to a vast variety of fish species such as walking catfish ( muzhi ), banded snakehead fish ( varaal ), stinging catfish ( kaari ), yellow catfish ( manjakoori ), wallago attu ( valah ), giant danio ( paral ), peninsular olive barb or systomus sarana ( kuruva ), tank goby ( poolon ), tire track eel ( mananju ), and fresh water lobster ( konju ).
• Many other species that either are prominent in the aquarium trade or important food fish are native to the Chao Phraya basin, such as the finescale tigerfish, marble goby, Chinese algae eater, giant featherback, clown featherback, giant gourami, several " Trichopodus " gouramis, iridescent shark, several " Pangasius ", " Belodontichthys truncatus ", several " Phalacronotus " sheatfish, several " Wallago " catfish, largescale archerfish, smallscale archerfish, and wrestling halfbeak.
• Although Noakhali is coastal district, but most of the supply comes from ponds and tanks, canals and low-lying areas inundated by rain water, popular varieties include the carp tribe ( Cyprinidoes ), Ruhi ( Labeo rohita ), Katla ( Catla catla ), Mrigel ( Cirrhinus mrigala ) and Kalabaush ( labeo calbasu ), Airh ( Sperata aor ), Pangas ( Pangasius pangasius ), Tengra ( Mystus vittatus ) of several types, Magur ( Clarias batrschus ), Singi ( Saccobranchus fossilis ) and Koi ( Mystus vittatus ) are considered to be delicious, Shoul ( Channa striatus ), Boal ( Wallago attu ), Gozar ( Channa marulius ), Chitol ( Chitala chitala ), Foli ( Notopterus notopterus ) and Pabda ( Ompok pabda ) are available in abundance.