(Encyclopedia) grayling, common name for a brilliantly colored fish belonging to the genus Thymallus, of the family Salmonidae (salmon family), and closely allied to the smelt. Graylings are found…
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N.L., Canada, on the Humber River. It is Newfoundland's second largest city
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