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Author Analytic:
Lewis, Robert M., E. Peter H. Wilkens and Herbert R. Gordy.
Center:
CCFHR
Team:
Beaufort
Title Analytic:
A description of young Atlantic menhaden, Brevoortia tyrannus, in the White Oak River estuary, North Carolina.
Journal Title:
Fishery Bulletin
Date of Publication:
1972
Volume ID:
70
Location In Work:
115-118.
Location URL:
http://www.ccfhr.noaa.gov/documents/reprint343.pdf
Notes:
CCFHR reprint #343, Public Domain
Keywords:
CCFHR, Resource and land use, Estuaries, NOAA Fisheries
Type:
Journal Article
Abstract:
Atlantic menhaden exhibit three different stages--larva, prejuvenile, and juvenile--during their stay in the estuary. For specimens collected from the White Oak River estuary, N. C., the length-weight relationship was loge ì = -8.1104 + 3.6050 (loge X) for larvae, loge ì = -16.9638 + 6.3083 (loge X) for prejuveniles, and loge ì = -5.2298 + 3.1452 (loge X) for juveniles, where Y = weight in mg and X = length in mm. Larvae and prejuveniles concentrated in the low salinity-freshwater zone upstream. Juveniles tended to move downstream toward the higher salinity water. Condition factors of larvae and prejuveniles increased toward the higher salinity zone.
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