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HIROMICHI MITAMURA NOBUAKI ARAI WATARU SAKAMOTO YASUSHI MITSUNAGA TETSUYA MARUO YUKINORI MUKAI KENJI NAKAMURA MASATO SASAKI YOSHIHIRO YONEDA 《Fisheries Science》2002,68(6):1189-1196
ABSTRACT: The black rockfish Sebastes inermis is one of the most important fishery species along the coast from southern Hokkaido to Kyushu, Japan and is often found in rocks and Zostera areas. We conducted biotelemetry using coded ultrasonic transmitters to clarify the movement of the black rockfish that inhabited the seawall of the Kansai International Airport. We released 25 black rockfish at two points. One was the airport seawall and the other was side shallows off the Sensyu district. Seventeen black rockfish returned to their capture site after release. We used the V -test to determine whether the direction of movement was random or orientated. The black rockfish moved at random along the seawall within some hours after release ( P > 0.05). Four hours after release, they moved to their home site intentionally ( P < 0.0025). 相似文献
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Growth model for the endangered cyprinid fish Tribolodon nakamurai based on otolith analyses 总被引:4,自引:0,他引:4
CHIFUMI IMAI HARUMI SAKAI KAZUHIKO KATSURA WATARU HONTO YOUJI HIDA 《Fisheries Science》2002,68(4):843-848
A growth model for the endangered cyprinid fish Tribolodon nakamurai was derived following otolith analyses of 16 wild and 53 reared specimens. The asteriscus was the most appropriate to measure size among three otolith elements, and its height OH mm was used as size index of otolith. Standard length L cm was best back-calculated using the Gompertz model, L = 70.0·exp[–exp{−0.553 (OH – 2.73)}]. Translucent zones on the lapilli, analyzed from 5-year-old-reared fish, were regarded as winter slow-growing zones. The ages of 10 wild specimens of 37.0–48.1 cm standard length were calculated as 7–10 years by counting the translucent zones on the lapilli. Age t was best back-calculated using the allometry model, t = 1.33· OH 1.37 . The growth trajectory of T. nakamurai followed a slender S curve, three typical growth models, von Bertalanffy, Logistic and Gompertz, and Richards' model, which is a general formula of the above three, being fitted using the maximum likelihood method. The Gompertz model, Lt = 60.2·exp[–exp{−0.258( t − 4.68)}], was found by Akaike's information criterion (AIC) to be the statistically most acceptable growth model. 相似文献
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