Herring

The herring ( Clupea harengus ) is an alive fish in large benches, whose displacements were studied closely by the men, because it was always consumed much. There remains a fish of a very accessible price because easy to fish. Become ripe at 3 years, it clears along the coasts, out of not very deep water. The female releases 20  000 with 100  000 eggs which settle and develop on the muddy bottom. The herring is present in almost all the seas: Atlantic herring, herring of the Baltic, herring of the Pacific, herring of the Thames. He was born in-depth and approaches surface the night.

The herrings of lake, or ciscos, are different species ( Coregonus artedii ).

Receipts

Subspecies

  • Clupea harengus harengus Linnaeus, 1758 - herring of the Atlantic, Canadian Sardine, Alose of summer

  • Clupea harengus will membras Linnaeus, 1761
  • Clupea harengus suworowi Rabinerson, 1927

Derived toponyms

  • Haringzelle, hamlet of the seigniory of Audresselles, today site of German batteries, in the commune of Audinghen (France).

Literary texts

  • the Debate of two demoyselles, one named the noyre, and the other tanned, followed life of Harenc Saint, and other poetries of 15th century, with notes and a glossary . Paris, Firmin Didot, 1825. One finds the parts following: the debate of two young ladies . - life of saint Harenc . - the debate and the lawsuit of Nature and Youth . - the debate of the body and the heart, and vision of the hermit . - Lament of too late married . - the debate of the wine and water . It is about a whole of rare texts of the Middle Ages.

  • Life of Harenc Saint, glorious martyr , burlesque poem of the 15th century to the glory of herring.

See too

Related articles

External bonds

Simple: Atlantic Herring

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