DOI: 10.11606/d.21.2003.tde-26062008-150356
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Idade, crescimento e aspectos reprodutivos de Macrodon ancylodon (Bloch & Schneider, 1801) na Costa Norte do Brasil

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“…Similar results were obtained by Camargo-Zorro (1999) in specimens from the Caeté River (21.5 cm), by Santos (2007) in São Marcos Bay (21.05 cm), and by Santana (1998) in fish (18.6 cm) from the coastal region of Salinas (Pará) on the northern coast of Brazil. Our estimates of L50 were considerably lower than those estimates for individuals of the same species from the Pará coastal area (25.08 cm) (Ikeda 2003). A comparison of these results with those of two populations from the south coast of Brazil (Vazzoler 1963, Yamaguti 1967) would seem to indicate that individuals from habitats at lower latitudes reach sexual maturity at lower average lengths.…”
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confidence: 73%
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“…Similar results were obtained by Camargo-Zorro (1999) in specimens from the Caeté River (21.5 cm), by Santos (2007) in São Marcos Bay (21.05 cm), and by Santana (1998) in fish (18.6 cm) from the coastal region of Salinas (Pará) on the northern coast of Brazil. Our estimates of L50 were considerably lower than those estimates for individuals of the same species from the Pará coastal area (25.08 cm) (Ikeda 2003). A comparison of these results with those of two populations from the south coast of Brazil (Vazzoler 1963, Yamaguti 1967) would seem to indicate that individuals from habitats at lower latitudes reach sexual maturity at lower average lengths.…”
Section: Resultscontrasting
confidence: 73%
“…Data from the weight-length relationship for M. ancylodon analyzed in this study showed negative allometry for females and positive allometry for males, a totally different result to that reported by Camargo-Zorro (1999) from the Caeté River estuary. It was also confirmed that weightlength relationships were allometrically positive for specimens collected on the Pará coast (Ikeda 2003) and from São Marcos Bay (Santos 2007). In accordance with Ricker (1975), the cause of these variations may be differences among populations of the same species or the same population in different years, and is presumably associated with their nutritional conditions.…”
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confidence: 61%
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