General information
Salmo salar Linnaeus, 1758  
   
Common nameAtlantic salmon
Synonyms
Trutta salar (Linnaeus, 1758)
Salmo nobilis Olafsen, 1772
Salmo goedenii Bloch, 1784
Salmo strom Bonnaterre, 1788
Salmo salmulus Walbaum, 1792
Salmo caerulescens Schmidt, 1795
Salmo renatus Lacepede, 1803
Salmo rilla Lacepede, 1803
Salmo nobilis Pallas, 1814
Salmo hamatus Cuvier, 1829
Salmo ocla Nilsson, 1832
Salmo salmo Valenciennes, 1848
Salmo sebago Girard, 1853
Salmo salar sebago Girard, 1853
Salmo gloverii Girard, 1854
Salmo salar lacustris Hardin, 1862
Trutta salar relicta Malmgren, 1863
Trutta relicta Malmgren, 1863
Salmo gracilis Couch, 1865
Salmo hardinii Gunther, 1866
Salmo brevipes Smitt, 1883
Salmo salar brevipes Smitt, 1883
Salmo salar tasmanicus Johnston, 1889
Salmo salar ouananiche McCarthy, 1894
Salmo salar nobilis Smitt, 1895
Salmo salar biennis Berg, 1912
Salmo salar brevipes relictus Berg, 1932
Salmo salar saimensis Seppovaara, 1962
Salmo salar europaeus Payne, Child & Forrest, 1971
IUCN Red List status (2014)
Least Concern (LC)
Habitat
Freshwater
Systematics
Eukaryota; Metazoa; Chordata; Craniata; Vertebrata; Euteleostomi; Actinopterygii; Neopterygii; Teleostei; Protacanthopterygii; Salmoniformes; Salmonidae.
Geographical distribution Indonesia; Israel; Jordan; Turkey; Russia; Australia; New Zealand; South Africa; UK; Germany; France; Spain; Portugal; Italy; Greece; Norway; Sweden; Denmark; Iceland; Ireland; Greenland; Finland; Belgium; Netherlands; USA; Canada; Brazil; Argentina; Chile; Falkland Islands; Cyprus; Czech Republic; Estonia; Faroe Islands; Isle of Man; Latvia; Lithuania; Poland; Slovakia; Switzerland
Occurrence not established: Indonesia; not established: Israel; not established: Jordan; extirpated: Turkey; native: Russia; introduced: Australia; introduced: New Zealand; not established: South Africa; native: UK; native: Germany; native: France; native: Spain; native: Portugal; native: Italy; not established: Greece; native: Norway; native: Sweden; native: Denmark; native: Iceland; native: Ireland; native: Greenland; native: Finland; native: Belgium; native: Netherlands; native: USA; native: Canada; not established: Brazil; introduced: Argentina; introduced: Chile; not established: Falkland Islands; not established: Cyprus; extirpated: Czech Republic; native: Estonia; native: Faroe Islands; native: Isle of Man; native: Latvia; native: Lithuania; native: Poland; native: Slovakia; extirpated: Switzerland
Remarks Model species
Karyological information
Geographical area of study Chaleur-Bay district in eastern Canada
Source of chromosomes Kidney, testes & ovaries
Number of specimens with sex 07 males & females
Diploid chromosome number 58
Karyotype formula 16m+42t
Fundamental arm number 74
Chromosome length Not reported
Sex chromosome Not reported
Chromosome staining/banding/FISH Not reported
Reference Nygren A, Nilsson B, Jahnke M (1972). Cytological studies in Atlantic salmon from Canada, in hybrids between Atlantic salmon from Canada and Sweden and in hybrids between Atlantic salmon and sea trout. Hereditas, 70: 295-306.
Cross Link
Animal Genome Size Database Available
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