Length-weight and length-length relationships for nine rocky tidal pool fishes along the Pacific coast of the Baja California Peninsula, Mexico

Analysis of length-weight relationship of sympatric hill stream teleosts Barilius bendelisis (Hamilton, 1807) and Barilius vagra (Hamilton, 1822) from Garhwal Himalaya, India

“…Length–weights were determined by log W = log a + b log TL, where W is the weight of the fish (g), TL is the total length (cm), a is the intercept and b the slope of the regression curve (Ruiz‐Campos et al., ). Outliers were removed by plotting log data.…”

Length-weight relationships of four snowtrout species from the Kashmir Valley in India

“…Length–weights were determined by log W = log a + b log TL, where W is the weight of the fish (g), TL is the total length (cm), a is the intercept and b the slope of the regression curve (Ruiz‐Campos et al., ). All statistical analyses were done using Excel 2007.…”

Length-weight relationships of three endangered tidal pool fish species on Jeju Island, Korea

“…Parameter b was within the expected range for fish (2.5–3.5, according to Froese, ) only for S. gracilis , whereras b < 2.5 for the other two species. These results may be unexpected, but differences in parameter b can generally be attributed to body shape or biological and environmental factors (Froese, ; Pan, Xie, Yang, Tang, & Qiao, ; Ruiz‐Campos, Ramirez‐Valdez, Gonzalez‐Guzman, Gonzalez‐Acosta, & Acosta‐Zamorano, ), and tidal pools are harsh environments. Also, the E. etheostomus are specifically a tidal pool species (Murase, ; Okada, Ishihara, Murase, & Hino, ).…”