piscivores

Alcids can be divided into two general categories based on diet: planktivores and piscivores.

Alcids in marine ecosystems 2009

Planktivores eat zooplankton (especially krill), while piscivores eat small fish (sometimes called “forage fish” or “bait fish”).

Alcids in marine ecosystems 2009

Martill et al. (1998) rejected both the scavenging and mud-probing hypotheses, and regarded azhdarchids as ‘aerial piscivores or planktivores’ (p. 57).

Archive 2006-04-01 Darren Naish 2006

Edit ah, correction, evidently while primarily piscivores to a very large extent, they, will, in fact, eat other things opportunistically:

The Fishing Cat - The Panda's Thumb 2007

Using meta-analysis, Paddack et al. [45] suggested declines in Caribbean fishes from several trophic groups were due to loss of coral, but were unable to detect a significant effect of habitat degradation on piscivores.

PLoS ONE Alerts: New Articles 2009

Cichlids foraging on plankton and algae typically exhibited single-cone sensitivities peaking between 360 and 400 nm, such that they would be more sensitive to UV light than either piscivores or benthivores.

PLoS Biology: New Articles Christopher M. Hofmann et al. 2009

Walleye are nocturnal, pelagic piscivores, which simply means they are night-feeding open-water fish-eaters.

coloradoan.com - Local News 2009

Species feeding on plankton or algae typically exhibited single-cone sensitivities peaking at shorter wavelengths than piscivores or benthic foragers.

PLoS Biology: New Articles Christopher M. Hofmann et al. 2009

Previous work on the flight performance of pterosaurs has often been based on the dogmatic assumption that pterosaurs were predominantly aerial piscivores living in coastal areas

PLoS ONE Alerts: New Articles Katsufumi Sato et al. 2009

Using meta-analysis, Paddack et al. [45] suggested declines in Caribbean fishes from several trophic groups were due to loss of coral, but were unable to detect a significant effect of habitat degradation on piscivores.

PLoS ONE Alerts: New Articles Christopher D. Stallings 2009