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− | :Feeds on invertebrates and small fish. | + | |behaviour=:A bottom dwelling fish. |
− | + | |identification=:Similar looking to the Atlantic sturgeon (''[[Acipenser oxyrinchus]]'') possessing five rows of bony plates (scutes) running the length of the body, an asymmetrical tail, and a ventral mouth complete with barbels off the snout. The two species differ, however, in three areas. Shortnose sturgeon will have, on average, a more blunted snout than an Atlantic sturgeon and will also have a wider mouth in relation to the width of the skull. Shortnose sturgeon lack scutes approaching the caudal peduncle. Additionally, the Shortnose sturgeon grows to half the size of an Atlantic sturgeon. | |
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− | :Similar looking to the Atlantic sturgeon (''[[Acipenser oxyrinchus]]'') possessing five rows of bony plates (scutes) running the length of the body, an asymmetrical tail, and a ventral mouth complete with barbels off the snout. The two species differ, however, in three areas. Shortnose sturgeon will have, on average, a more blunted snout than an Atlantic sturgeon and will also have a wider mouth in relation to the width of the skull. Shortnose sturgeon lack scutes approaching the caudal peduncle. Additionally, the Shortnose sturgeon grows to half the size of an Atlantic sturgeon. | ||
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