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The 7 pages that link to American shad, each with the reason it gives.

• AnadromyBroader topic: Its ocean-feeding, river-spawning cycle is a classic anadromous pattern.

• Atlantic herringCompared with: Unlike mostly marine Atlantic herring, American shad migrates into rivers to spawn.

• Atlantic menhadenCompared with: Both are Atlantic clupeids, but American shad is an anadromous river spawner.

• ClupeidaeBroader topic: This shad shows that clupeids include migratory river spawners as well as marine species.

• Delaware RiverRelated: Dams and water quality changes have affected its river migration.

• Susquehanna RiverRelated: Dams on the Susquehanna obstructed its historic spawning migration.

• AlosaBroader topic: It is a large migratory Alosa species with a long history in Atlantic rivers.