紀伊水道産タチウオの年令と生長

阪本 俊雄

doi:10.2331/suisan.42.1

Age and Growth of the Ribbon Fish in the Kii Channel

Toshio SAKAMOTO

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1976 Volume 42 Issue 1 Pages 1-11

DOI https://doi.org/10.2331/suisan.42.1

[Correction] NSUGAF Vol.42 No.12 (1976) pp.1439a-1439a

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Published: January 25, 1976 Received: - Available on J-STAGE: February 29, 2008 Accepted: September 19, 1975 Advance online publication: - Revised: -
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Date of correction: February 29, 2008 Reason for correction: - Correction: ABSTRACT Details: Wrong : The relationship between age and growth of the ribbon fish, Trichiurus lepturus L_INNE, which is most common among the bottom fishes in the Kii Channel in recent yearss, have been studied. The study was based on 3, 739 specimens of otoliths and asize composition analysis of 10, 591 specimens from randomly sampled fish, caught by small type trawlers between April, 1972 and August, 1974.
The results are summarized as follows:
1) Ribbon fish schools in the Kii Channel usually consist of fishes from two broods, the spring-born and the autumn-born.
2) The annual ring marks on otolith are formed in the spawning season in spring from April to June autumn-born.
2) The annual ring marks on otolith are formed in the spawning season in spring from April to June.
3) Hence the radius of the first ring (r₁) in the autumn-born group are smaller than that of the spring-born group. Thus, by the size of the first ring radius, the ribbon fish schools are divided into two groups of spring-born (r₁≥2.3mm) and au-tumn-born (r₁<2.3mm).
4) The growth equation for spring-born group is estimated as follows;BL₁=568.3{1-exp{-0.261(t+0.6435)]}
Because of inadequate number of specimens for the autumn-born group, the growth equation is not estimated here.
5) The calculated values of body length from thsi equation are larger by one age than those body lengths discribed in the former studies.
Right : The relationship between age and growth of the ribbon fish, Trichiurus lepturus L_INNE, which is most common among the bottom fishes in the Kii Channel in recent yearss, have been studied. The study was based on 3, 739 specimens of otoliths and asize composition analysis of 10, 591 specimens from randomly sampled fish, caught by small type trawlers between April, 1972 and August, 1974.
The results are summarized as follows:
1) Ribbon fish schools in the Kii Channel usually consist of fishes from two broods, the spring-born and the autumn-born.
2) The annual ring marks on otolith are formed in the spawning season in spring from April to June
3) Hence the radius of the first ring (r₁) in the autumn-born group are smaller than that of the spring-born group. Thus, by the size of the first ring radius, the ribbon fish schools are divided into two groups of spring-born (r₁≥2.3mm) and au-tumn-born (r₁<2.3mm).
4) The growth equation for spring-born group is estimated as follows;BL₁=568.3{1-exp[-0.261(t+0.6435)]}
Because of inadequate number of specimens for the autumn-born group, the growth equation is not estimated here.
5) The calculated values of body length from thsi equation are larger by one age than those body lengths discribed in the former studies.

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Abstract

The relationship between age and growth of the ribbon fish, Trichiurus lepturus L_INNE, which is most common among the bottom fishes in the Kii Channel in recent yearss, have been studied. The study was based on 3, 739 specimens of otoliths and asize composition analysis of 10, 591 specimens from randomly sampled fish, caught by small type trawlers between April, 1972 and August, 1974.
The results are summarized as follows:
1) Ribbon fish schools in the Kii Channel usually consist of fishes from two broods, the spring-born and the autumn-born.
2) The annual ring marks on otolith are formed in the spawning season in spring from April to June
3) Hence the radius of the first ring (r₁) in the autumn-born group are smaller than that of the spring-born group. Thus, by the size of the first ring radius, the ribbon fish schools are divided into two groups of spring-born (r₁≥2.3mm) and au-tumn-born (r₁<2.3mm).
4) The growth equation for spring-born group is estimated as follows;BL₁=568.3{1-exp[-0.261(t+0.6435)]}
Because of inadequate number of specimens for the autumn-born group, the growth equation is not estimated here.
5) The calculated values of body length from thsi equation are larger by one age than those body lengths discribed in the former studies.

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