Partitioning of food resources amongst 18 abundant benthic carnivorous fish species in marine waters on the lower west coast of Australia

Platell, M. E.; Potter, I. C.

doi:10.1016/s0022-0981(01)00257-x

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“…The fullness of each stomach was recorded on a scale of 0 (empty) to 10 (fully distended; Platell and Potter, 2001). All dietary items in each stomach were identified to the lowest possible taxonomic level using a dissecting microscope and taxonomic descriptions.…”

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“…Dietary components were identified and allocated to one of 19 different minor dietary categories, which were grouped into seven major dietary categories following Platell and Potter (2001). When a dietary item had undergone extensive digestion and could not be identified, it was classified as unidentifiable material (UID).…”

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Estimating predation rates of restocked individuals: The influence of timing-of-release on metapenaeid survival

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The success of aquaculture-based enhancement programs is greatly influenced by the survival of released individuals. Immediate post-release mortality through predation is one of the greatest obstacles to the success of releases, and the choice of a release site or time-of-release can be critical in maximising survival. This paper develops a novel quantitative method of estimating predation rate to inform release programs, and describes its use in determining whether hatchery-reared Western School Prawns Metapenaeus dalli should be released into the Swan-Canning Estuary in temperate south-western Australia during the night or day. and Atherinomorus vaigiensis (Atherinidae), were responsible for ~99 % of the predation, and that the total number of postlarval prawns consumed was 288 % higher at night than in the day. These findings suggest that releasing M. dalli during the day will greatly reduce predation and consequently allow a greater survival rate at this release site. The simple methodology developed here could be readily employed to inform release strategies for other species.

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Estimating predation rates of restocked individuals: The influence of timing-of-release on metapenaeid survival

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“…Pempheris species school in caves or crevices during the day and swim out to open water at night, to prey primarily on zooplankton (Fishelson et al, 1971;Gladfelter, 1979;Golani and Diamant, 1991;Fishelson and Sharon, 1997;Platell and Potter, 1999;Platell and Potter, 2001;Annese and Kingsford, 2005;Sazima et al, 2005). Golani and Diamant (1991) showed that the spawning season of P. vanicolensis Cuvier, 1831 is from April to September in the Mediterranean Sea and throughout the year in the Red Sea.…”

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Erratum: Reproductive biology of nocturnal reef fish Pempheris adusta (Pempheridae) in Okinawa Island, Japan

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Fukagawa

Ishihar

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Galaxea, Journal of Coral Reef Studies

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Island, and Iriomote Island, respec tively (Koeda et al., 2010a;Koeda et al., 2010b;Koeda et al., 2013a). Addi tionally, another unknown Pempheris species (Fig. 1) named ''Ryukyu hatampo'' in Japanese was recorded inOkinawan water. This species was reidentified to be P.adusta Bleeker, 1877 in our recent advanced research, and clearly distinguished from other Pempherid species by its number of pored lateral-line scales (54-62), scale rows ErrataReproductive biology of nocturnal reef fish Pempheris adusta (Pempheridae) in Okinawa Island, Japan

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“…La competencia por los recursos alimentarios se acepta comúnmente como un mecanismo básico en la conformación de las comunidades marinas en general y de la ictiofauna en particular (Platell & Potter 2001, Raborn et al 2004. No obstante, resulta muy difícil en la práctica poder verificar la existencia real de competencia por el alimento, debido a que un número grande de factores también influyen en la conformación de las comunidades, generalmente no se conocen en detalle y su efecto combinado oscurece notablemente el posible resultado de las interacciones tróficas (Raborn et al 2004).…”

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“…Tal es el caso de las especies del género Diplectrum que habitan en las aguas costeras del Océano Pacífico central mexicano (POT), especialmente en las costas de Jalisco y Colima. Para esta región han sido consignadas cuatro especies del género mencionado (Aguilar-Palomino et al 1996, 2001. Prácticamente todas las referencias sobre estas especies en el Pacífico, remiten invariablemente a los trabajos de Bortone (1977c), Fischer et al (1995), Gómez et al (1999) y López-Peralta & Arcila (2002).…”

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Composición y superposición de dietas en cuatro especies de Diplectrum (Perciformes: Serranidae) en el Pacífico central mexicano

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Partitioning of food resources amongst 18 abundant benthic carnivorous fish species in marine waters on the lower west coast of Australia

Cited by 158 publications

References 29 publications

Estimating predation rates of restocked individuals: The influence of timing-of-release on metapenaeid survival

Estimating predation rates of restocked individuals: The influence of timing-of-release on metapenaeid survival

Erratum: Reproductive biology of nocturnal reef fish Pempheris adusta (Pempheridae) in Okinawa Island, Japan

Composición y superposición de dietas en cuatro especies de Diplectrum (Perciformes: Serranidae) en el Pacífico central mexicano

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