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Larval and juvenile growth of two Patagonian small pelagic fishes: Engraulis anchoita and Sprattus fuegensis

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Brown, D.R.
Sánchez, R.P.
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2010

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Crecimiento de larvas y juveniles de dos pequeños peces pelágicos patagónicos: Engraulis anchoita y Sprattus fuegensis
Abstract
Patagonian anchovy (Engraulis anchoita) and sprat (Sprattus fuegensis) constitute the two most important pelagic resources of the Argentine Patagonian shelf (SW Atlantic). Age and growth parameters of larvae and juveniles of both species were determined analyzing otoliths daily increments. A total of 404 anchovies (4.1-33 mm SL) and 157 sprats (5-41 mm SL) were analyzed. The Laird-Gompertz growth model was fitted to the length-at-age data of anchovies: L(t) = 4.2 exp (2.28 (1-(-0.034 t))). The parameters of the model were: L: 41.06 mm; the inflection point: 15.11 mm and 27 days; and the maximum growth rate: 0.51 mm day-1. The length-at-age data of sprat larvae and juveniles were represented in two linear models: L(t) = 0.32 t + 7.6; and L(t) = 0.22 t + 6.6. Slopes represented mean growth rates, 0.32 and 0.22 mm day-1 for larvae and juveniles, respectively. Variations in length-at-age between years were determined through the analysis of individual growth trajectories. Variations were found in sprats, not in anchovies.
La anchoíta patagónica (Engraulis anchoita) y la sardina fueguina (Sprattus fuegensis) constituyen los dos recursos pelágicos más importantes de la Plataforma Patagónica Argentina (Atlántico SO). Se determinaron la edad y el crecimiento de larvas y juveniles de ambas especies mediante el análisis de incrementos diarios de los otolitos. Se analizaron un total de 404 anchoítas (4,1-33 mm LS) y 157 sardinas (5-41 mm LS). Se ajustó el modelo de crecimiento de Laird-Gompertz a los datos longitud-edad de las anchoítas: L(t) = 4,2 exp (2,28 (1-(-0,034 t))). Según el modelo: L~!: 41,06 mm; el punto de inflexión: 15,11 mm y 27 días; y la máxima tasa de crecimiento: 0,51 mm día-1. Los datos longitud-edad de larvas y juveniles de sardina fueguina se representaron en dos modelos lineales: L(t) = 0,32 t + 7,6 y L (t) = 0,22 t + 6,6. Las pendientes representaron las tasas de crecimiento medias, 0,32 y 0,22 mm día-1 en larvas y juveniles, respectivamente. Las variaciones en longitud-edad entre años se estudiaron mediante el análisis de trayectorias individuales de crecimiento. Se encontraron variaciones en las sardinas fueguinas, no en las anchoítas.
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Revista de Investigación y Desarrollo Pesquero
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20
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