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• The species is also absent from coastal lakes that many other carangids are known from.
• It is usually sold fresh, and is often not distinguished from other species of carangid.
• Carangid classification was initially very difficult, with many genera and species described, many of which were synonymous.
• The early days of carangid French " carangue ", used for some fishes of the Caribbean.
• The golden trevally is a diurnal foraging carnivore which, unlike other carangids, does not normally seek out individual prey items.
• The relationship of the species to other carangids was assessed in Soko Gushiken's 1986 paper on the phylogeny of the Carangidae.
• The shadow trevally is of little importance to fisheries throughout its range, taken as bycatch and generally not distinguished from other carangid species.
• Facultative shoalers, such as Atlantic cod, saiths and some carangids, shoal only some of the time, perhaps for reproductive purposes.
• The imposter trevally inhabits coastal waters of the continental shelf in depths of up to 140 m, often associating with closely related carangid species.
• Like a number of carangids, juvenile yellowtail scad are known to congregate around floating objects, including jellyfish medusae, as well as manmade structures.
• It was found alongside a number of extinct and extant carangid genera including " Caranx " and " Usacaranx " ( extinct ).
• In Indian fisheries, the shrimp scad accounts for 43 % of the carangid catch in purse seines, however is rarely taken by trawls or gill nets.
• It is relatively small by carangid standards, reaching only 27 cm maximum length, and can be distinguished by the large, black blotches on its shoulders.
• ""'Kudoa paraquadricornis " "'is a myxosporean parasite of marine fishes, first discovered in Australia from 4 carangid species.
• "Carangoides " was created by Pieter Bleeker in 1851 to accommodate a species of carangid fish, although the species he created the genus for is unknown.
• With the advent of carangid taxonomy, the species was transferred first to " Caranx " and finally to " Carangoides ", where it has remained to this day.
• Most modern publications now list " C . ciliarius " as a synonym of " C . armatus ", with the last major revision of Indo-Pacific carangids also reaffirming this.
• In most areas, the mainstay of its diet probably consists of pelagic reef habitat ( mainly, Caesio, Cirrhilabrus, Pterocaesio, carangids such as rainbow runners and Decapterus, mackerel scad, and scombrids ).
• One such fishery is in Wewak, Papua New Guinea, where it and three lutjanids made up 50 % of the catch, with " C . tille " the predominant carangid in the fishery.
• A major distinguishing feature is the white to pale grey tongue, with this also seen in the carangid genus " Uraspis " although their different body shapes prevent confusion with " C . talamparoides ".