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Eulachon

The eulachon (/ˈjuːləkɒn, -lɪkən/; Thaleichthys pacificus), or the candlefish, is a small anadromous species of smelt that spawns in some of the major river systems along the Pacific coast of North America from northern California to Alaska.

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Eulachon

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related to Conservation status · 38
Eulachon → As, At, Based, California, Canada, Central Pacific Coast, Committee, COSEWIC, Cowlitz Tribe, Distinct Population Segment, DPS, Endangered Species Act, Endangered Wildlife, ESA, Federal Register, FR, Fraser River, In Canada, In November, March
related to External links · 19
Eulachon → Audrey McKinnon, Bella Coola Oolichan Run, Bella Coola River, Candle, CBC News, Coast First Nation, Febr, Fish Transform From Animal, FishBase, June, Kwakwaka'wakw, National Geographic, T'lina Making, Thaleichthys, Tradition, UBCIC, Virtual Museum Exhibit, Watch, YouTube
related to Economics and trade · 13
Eulachon → Alaska, California, Indigenous, Nass River, Natives, Nisga'a, Other, Pacific Coast, The, They, This, Today, Xsaak
related to Etymology · 10
Eulachon → Anoplopoma, Chinook Jargon, Chinookan, In, One, Oolichan Trail, Oregon, The, This, United Kingdom
related to References · 7
Eulachon → Integrated Taxonomic Information System, March, OOLIGANNational Marine Fisheries Service, Retrieved, Spring, Thaleichthys, The First Sign
related to Species description · 7
Eulachon → Adult, Adults, All, Like, Thaleichthys, The, They
related to Ecology · 5
Eulachon → As, It, Males, Regular, The

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species thaleichthys pacificus fish river status spawning oil also coast california trade pacific needed large rivers may runs nmfs threatened

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Eulachonrelated to Conservation statusIn November0.60section
Eulachonrelated to Conservation statusNational Marine Fisheries Service0.60section
Eulachonrelated to Conservation statusNMFS0.60section
Eulachonrelated to Conservation statusCowlitz Tribe0.60section
Eulachonrelated to Conservation statusDPS0.60section
Eulachonrelated to Conservation statusWashington0.60section
Eulachonrelated to Conservation statusOregon0.60section
Eulachonrelated to Conservation statusCalifornia0.60section
Eulachonrelated to Conservation statusSouthern DPS0.60section
Eulachonrelated to Conservation statusEndangered Species Act0.60section
Eulachonrelated to Conservation statusESA0.60section
Eulachonrelated to Conservation statusBased0.60section

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