First Insights Into the Growth and Population Structure of Cottoperca trigloides (Perciformes, Bovichtidae) From the Southwestern Atlantic Ocean

White mullet Mugil curema population structure from Mexico and Brazil revealed by otolith chemistry

“…Because the otolith material is continuously deposited and not reabsorbed (Campana, 1999), the core area chemistry corresponds to the early stage of life and is a useful nursery area natural marker (Avigliano et al ., 2016, 2018a; Biolé et al ., 2019; Lattuca et al ., 2020). Otherwise, the outer area composition, which represents the last year of life, is often used as a stock indicator (Avigliano et al ., 2018b; Biolé et al ., 2019; Campana, 2014).…”

“…Because the otolith material is continuously deposited and not reabsorbed (Campana, 1999), the core area chemistry corresponds to the early stage of life and is a useful nursery area natural marker (Avigliano et al, 2016(Avigliano et al, , 2018aBiolé et al, 2019;Lattuca et al, 2020).…”