Alosa algeriensis was reported from 4 countries/islands


Table 1: the species is currently present in 4 of them (endemic, native, introduced);
Table 2: possible in 0 of them (stray, questionable);
Table 3: absent from 0 of them (extirpated, not established, misidentification, error).
Table 4: all reports listed together.

Distribution: Africa: along North African coasts of Mediterranean Sea from the Rif Peninsula in Morocco to northern Tunisia (Ref. 10538), also entering permanent rivers in Algeria and Tunisia (Ref. 10538, 59043). A landlocked population exists in Lake Ichkeul, Tunisia (Ref. 59043). In Europe, it is restricted to western Sardinia, Italy (Ref. 59043).
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Table 1: Present in 4 countries/islands (endemic, native, introduced)
Continent Country Occurrence Main Ref.
Africa Algeria DZA native 10538
Europe Italy ITA native 59043
Africa Morocco MAR native 59043
Africa Tunisia TUN native 59043

Table 4: Reported from 4 countries/islands.
Continent Country Occurrence Main Ref.
Africa Algeria DZA native 10538
Europe Italy ITA native 59043
Africa Morocco MAR native 59043
Africa Tunisia TUN native 59043
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