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Japanese Dace

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National Natural Monument
Fish

Japanese Dace

Pseudaspius hakonensis

A carp-family fish widespread in Japan's rivers and lakes, which develops red nuptial coloration along the sides in the spawning season. Large spawning gatherings in riffles are a spring sight, and sites such as those in Fukushima are protected.

Scientific name
Pseudaspius hakonensis
Group
Fish
Prefectures
Miyagi, Fukushima
日本語
ウグイ
简体中文
日本雅罗鱼

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The Japanese Dace (Pseudaspius hakonensis) is protected as a Natural Monument of Japan (2 designations). A carp-family fish widespread in Japan's…

The Japanese Dace is designated as a species without a fixed area and lives in places such as Miyagi, Fukushima.

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