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1. ribbletrust.org.uk › wp-content › uploadsField Guide to Juvenile Fish of the Tidal Thames

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   This guide has been produced to help with the identification of larval and juvenile developmental stages of fish in the Tidal Thames. Larval stage is defined as the stage hatching. Recently hatched larvae will have a yolk sac which will feed the larvae.

2. link.springer.com › article › 10The foraging ecology of larval and juvenile fishes

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   Oct 26, 2011 · Prey size, morphology, behaviour and abundance can all influence the prey selection of larval and juvenile fishes. Differences in feeding behaviour between fish species, individuals or during ontogeny can also be important, as can inter- and intraspecific interactions (competition, predation risk).

   • Author: A. D. Nunn, L. H. Tewson, I. G. Cowx

   • Publish Year: 2012

3. afspubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com › doi › pdfRelationships between Larval and Juvenile Abundance of ...

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   Cross-correlation analysis was used to examine the relationships between the larval and juvenile abundances within species. Tests of synchrony across species were used to find similarities in recruitment dynamics for species with similar winter shelf-spawning life-history strategies.

   • Author: J. Christopher Taylor, Warren A. Mitchell, Jeffrey A. Buckel, Harvey J. Walsh, Kyle W. Shertzer, Gre...

   • Publish Year: 2009

4. www.nature.com › articles › s41597/022/01146-3Tropical larval and juvenile fish critical swimming speed (U ...

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   Feb 10, 2022 · Most tropical teleost fishes that are demersal as adults have a pelagic larval phase, in which eggs and very young larvae are swept away from spawning sites by ocean currents into open waters...

5. www.frontiersin.org › journals › marine-scienceSpatial Patterns of Larval and Juvenile Fish Assemblages in ...

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   Apr 18, 2022 · The larvae and juvenile stage is a period of high mortality with significant changes in morphology, ecology and physiology during the life history of fish. In the marine ecosystem, survival rate of larval fish directly affects their early recruitment (Wan and Zhang, 2016).

6. link.springer.com › chapter › 10Ecological Diversity of Larval Fishes: Ontogeny of Deep-Sea ...

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   Jan 21, 2022 · This chapter introduces the ecological diversity of larval and juvenile stages of fishes, using, as an example, the ontogeny of deep-sea demersal species, one of the least known groups with regard to early life history. To clarify the latter in such fishes, a near-bottom sampling survey was conducted on the upper continental slope of Suruga Bay.

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   Why do larval and juvenile fish eat different prey?

   • Interannual differences in the diet composition of larval and juvenile fishes have been related to variations in prey abundance.

   The foraging ecology of larval and juvenile fishes

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   Which family has a high percentage of larvae unidentified?

   • Most of the families with a high percentage of larvae unidentified at the species level are characterized by overlapping meristic characters among species and a lack of unique morphological characteristics in the larval stages (for example, Mullidae, Labridae, Holocentridae, Callionymidae, and Acanthuridae).

   Ecological Diversity of Larval Fishes: Ontogeny of Deep-Sea

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   What is a recent hatched larvae removal?

   • Recently hatched larvae were removed from the spawning tank to rearing tanks with constant illumination and ‘green water’ at a temperature of 26 °C to 28 °C. Cohort date is for the morning when the larvae were removed from the spawning tank.

   Tropical larval and juvenile fish critical swimming speed (U-crit) and

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   Are larvae distributed in the same layer as adults?

   • In these families, larvae may be distributed in the same layer as adults. For example, deep-sea near-bottom layer surveys may be useful for deep-sea Liparidae, Zoarcidae, and Bythitidae, and investigations of the near-bottom layer or crevices of coral reefs and rocky shores for Tripterygiidae, Balistidae, and shallow water Bythitidae.

   Ecological Diversity of Larval Fishes: Ontogeny of Deep-Sea

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   What is the size of a larval net?

   • The larval net had a diameter of 1.3 m, and side lengths of 3 m (cylindrical part) and 4 m (conical part). Net mesh size was 2 mm for the anterior 2 m, 1 mm for the next 1 m, and 0.53 mm for the conical section, because sand and mud disturbed by the weight when landing on the bottom could enter the net and clog it.

   Ecological Diversity of Larval Fishes: Ontogeny of Deep-Sea

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   When did larval fish taxonomy start in Japan?

   • The beginnings of larval fish taxonomy in Japan can be traced back to the end of the nineteenth century. Subsequently, from the middle of the twntieth century, large scale larval fish surveys under the auspices of the Fisheries Agency resulted in publications by Uchida et al. ( 1958) and Mito ( 1966) (Okiyama 1988a ).

   Ecological Diversity of Larval Fishes: Ontogeny of Deep-Sea

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8. onlinelibrary.wiley.com › doi › epdfEgg, Larval, and Juvenile Surveys - Fish Reproductive Biology ...

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   Feb 19, 2016 · Pre-recruit stages of fish, i.e. eggs, larvae, and juveniles, may be surveyed to determine distribution and abundance and, for well-known species, survival and dispersal may also be estimated. This chapter examines literatures on distribution and abundance surveys.