Reproduction of Alosa algeriensis
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Main Ref. Kottelat, M. and J. Freyhof, 2007
Mode dioecism
Fertilization external
Mating type
Spawning frequency once in a lifetime
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Reproductive guild
Parental Care
Description of life cycle and mating behavior Most juveniles migrate to river mouth in first summer and remain at sea until they mature. Males migrate upriver at 3-4 years, females at 4-5. They start entering rivers when temperatures reach 14-18°C, mainly in May to spawn when temperatures rises above 20°C. After spawning, spent individuals migrate back to sea, but many die before they do (Ref. 59043).
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