Salmo salar
alabalik atlantik (Turkish), Amerikanskiy atlanticheskiy losos' (Russian), Atlanterhavslaks (Danish), Atlantic salmon, Atlantic salmon (English), Atlantischer salmon (German), Atlantisk laks (Danish), black salmon (English), bradan, braddan, breeder (English), caplin-scull salmon (English), common atlantic salmon (English), echter lachs (German), fiddler (English), grayling (English), grilse (English), grilt (English), gullspångslax (Swedish), hengst (Dutch), hoplax (Icelandic), Ijle zalm (Dutch), Jacobzalm (Dutch), kapisalirksoak, kapisilik, kavisilik, kebleriksorsoak, kelt (English), kumaliq, kutenut lohi (Finnish), k'wit'thet (Salish), k'wolexw (Salish), lachs (German), laks (Danish), laks (Norwegian), laks atlantisk (Norwegian), landlocked salmon (English), las (German), lax (Icelandic), lax (Norwegian), lax (Swedish), lohi (Finnish), losos (Polish), losos (Russian), losos (Serbian), losos atlantsky (Czech), losos obecný (Czech), losos szlachetny a. atlantycki (Polish), N. Atlantic salmon (English), nedfaldslaks (Danish), ouananiche (English), ouinanish (English), outside salmon (English), parr (English), saama, saamakutaak, saamarug, sake masu-rui (Japanese), salmao (Portuguese), salmão (Portuguese), salmâo-do-atlântico (Portuguese), sãlmao-do-atlântico (Portuguese), salmling (German), salmo (Italian), salmó (Catalan), salmon (English), salmón (Spanish), salmón del atlántico (Spanish), salmon peel (English), salmone (Italian), salmone atlantico (Italian), salmone del reno (Italian), sâma, saumon atlantique (French), saumon d'eau douce (French), schaanexw (Salish), sea salmon (English), sebago salmon (English), semga (Russian), shamet skelex (Salish), shmexwalsh (Salish), silver salmon (English), sináech (Salish), skællaks (Danish), sk'wel'eng's schaanexw (Salish), slhop' schaanexw (Salish), slink (English), smolt (English), solomos (Greek), solomós (Greek), somon de atlantic, spak'ws schaanexw (Salish), spring fish (English), spring salmon (English), st'thkway' (Salish), tacon atlantique (French), unaniche, vraklax (Swedish), winnish (English), zalm (Dutch)
Adult brown trout (Salmo trutta) are similar to Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar), except that salmon have fewer dark spots which are usually confined to the upper halves (Allen et al., 2002).
Juvenile brown trout (Salmo trutta) look exactly like juvenile Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar), except that brown trout often have a white frontal margin on dorsal fin (Lythgoe, J. and G. Lythgoe (1976). |
