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Kin to herrings include various species within the family Clupeidae, which encompasses not only herrings but also sardines and anchovies. These fish are characterized by their small size, schooling behavior, and importance in marine ecosystems and fisheries. Other relatives may include species from related families, such as menhaden and shad, which share similar habitats and feeding habits.

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