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What is an allice?
An allice is a fish, also known as the allis shad, Latin name Alosa alosa.
What is an alose?
An alose is another name for the European shad, Latin name Alosa alosa, or the American shad, Latin name Alosa sapidissima, two forms of fish belonging to the herring family.
What song is playing in the background of the new Dick's Sporting Goods commercial with Sage Cattabriga-Alosa?
"Tryouts" from the soundtrack of RUDY.
What has the author Stanley Rothman written?
Stanley Rothman has written: 'A bacterial disease of the American shad (Alosa sapidissima)' -- subject(s): Septicemia, Shad
What is the binomial name for the alewife?
The Alewife, commonly known as Mulhaden, Grey Herring and Golden Shad, is a species of fish native to Lake Ontario. The binomial name for the Alewife is Alosa pseudoharengus.
What is the scientific name of the blue herring?
Alosa aestivalis
What has the author Malcolm B Hale written?
Malcolm B Hale has written: 'Lipid oxidation in blueback herring, Alosa aestivalis, during frozen and superchilled (-2p0sC) storage' -- subject(s): Fishery products, Blueback herring, Storage
What is Connecticut's states bird?
Connecticut's state bird is the American Robin whose classification is Turdus migratorius. It was adopted in 1943. The American Robin is a migratory songbird of the thrush family which is grayish in color but has an orange-ish patch on the chest which gives it its name.
Why are alewives called alewives?
Alewives are called so because the term originally referred to a female who sold ale. In medieval England, these women often operated taverns or inns, and the term "alewife" became associated with both the trade of brewing and selling ale. Over time, the name also came to refer to a species of fish, Alosa pseudoharengus, which is commonly found in North America and is known for its abundance in coastal waters. The connection between the fish and the term likely stems from the fish's historical significance as a food source in communities where ale was brewed and consumed.
What actors and actresses appeared in Video Wars - 1983?
The cast of Video Wars - 1983 includes: Patrick Alosa Keri Amis Maud Anderson Le Ann Church Maria Anna Debra Burnsworth Alan Buynac Frank Calderone Joseph Catalano Hubert Cole Maureen Colocino Valerie de Lang Ralph de Lano Cilla Decurtis Theresa Donlo John Dubin Karlo Dudley Cheryl Ginsberg Sonny Haros Jeff Janson Donna Jo Furio Marcella Kutz Tina Loupessis Tami Lyn Grys Richard Manuli James McDevitt Paul Metzler Fran Nassberg Alfred Newberg Jill Rennie Michelle Roselle Garry Ross Wasyl Rybczuk Melody Sachs Michael Saffice Ken Sezebar Mickey Sparandeo Joan Steen James Thornley William Waver Marianna Wilcox Zena Willard
