2017
DOI: 10.1590/1676-0611-bn-2016-0251
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Length-weight and length-length relationships for rockpool fishes on the Brazilian coast

Abstract: Relações comprimento-peso e comprimento-comprimento para os peixes de poças de maré na costa brasileiraResumo: Cinquenta e nove relações peso-comprimento (RRC) e comprimento-comprimento (RCC) foram estimadas para 18 espécies de peixes, distribuídos em 10 famílias. Os espécimes de peixes foram capturados em poças de maré de 21 locais amostrados, ao longo de um trecho de 4.900 km da costa brasileira, entre as latitudes 00° e 22°S, durante o ano de 2012. Este estudo apresenta a primeira referência disponível para… Show more

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“…These relationships are applied in different ways, from biomass calculation (Martin‐Smith, ) to ontogenetic analyzes (Safran, ) and aspects of population dynamics (Kohler, Casey, & Turner, ). Studies of length–weight relationship (LWR), combined with other parameters, allow to know the life cycle of the fish (Freitas, Prudente, Fontoura, & Montag, ) and of length–length relationships (LLR) to compare the growth of the populations, aiding in proper management (Machado, Oliveira, Silva, & Giarrizzo, ). Although easily obtained, the LWR and LLR parameters of most fish species remain unavailable (Azevedo‐Santos et al, ; Froese, ).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These relationships are applied in different ways, from biomass calculation (Martin‐Smith, ) to ontogenetic analyzes (Safran, ) and aspects of population dynamics (Kohler, Casey, & Turner, ). Studies of length–weight relationship (LWR), combined with other parameters, allow to know the life cycle of the fish (Freitas, Prudente, Fontoura, & Montag, ) and of length–length relationships (LLR) to compare the growth of the populations, aiding in proper management (Machado, Oliveira, Silva, & Giarrizzo, ). Although easily obtained, the LWR and LLR parameters of most fish species remain unavailable (Azevedo‐Santos et al, ; Froese, ).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%