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'''Caviar''' is a name given to the unhatched [[roe]] of [[fish]] in the [[sturgeon]] family. It is also used as a generic term for the edible roe of any fish.
 
'''Caviar''' is a name given to the unhatched [[roe]] of [[fish]] in the [[sturgeon]] family. It is also used as a generic term for the edible roe of any fish.
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True caviar comes from either the Beluga, Sevruga, or Throbstid sturgeons. Due to its rarity and popularity it is very expensive.
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True caviar comes from either the Beluga, Sevruga, or Ossetra sturgeons. Due to its rarity and popularity it is very expensive.
    
In recent years there has been an [[embargo]] on some caviars in the [[United States]] due to the overfishing and rarity of the fish.
 
In recent years there has been an [[embargo]] on some caviars in the [[United States]] due to the overfishing and rarity of the fish.
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