Sardinops sagax

The sardinops sagax is a member of the sardine family. Sagax is the only member of its genus. Unlike other fish, its common English names refer to its subspecies rather than species, which is fine by me. https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Sardinops&oldid=1058461624
==caeruleus==
Called the Californian pilchard or blue-bait (perhaps a store term?) 
==melanostictus== 
Japanese pilchard.
== neopilchardus ==
This can be called the Australian pilchard or the blue pilchard. They are found in the Gippsand Lakeshttps://www.water.vic.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0025/541519/IEC2021_Fish-Summary-and-Veg-Maps_East-Gippsland.pdf. All together the Australian pilchard is southern Australia's highest caught sardine, however almost all of those fish are used for catching southern bluefin tuna. The rest is used as human or pet food or commercial baits.
==ocellatus==
The Pacific sardine or Southern African pilchard.
==sagax==
Peruvian Pacific sardine. It is sold in stores under the (translated?) label of sardine.https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Peruvian_Pacific_sardine&oldid=1058461690 It may also be the South American pilchard or the Chilean sardine, but I'm not sure, as Wikipedia mistakenly tries to label these as different subspecies while also using the same subspecies name.
Category:Sardines
Category:Pilchards
Category:Australian marine life
Category:Japanese marine life