Implications for Fisheries Management: Sex Ratio, Size at Sexual Maturity, and Reproductive Cycle of Saxidomus purpuratus (Bivalvia: Veneridae) in Korea

Kim, Hye-Jin; Kim, Yeonghye; Park, Jung Jun; Jeon, Mi Ae; Lee, Yeon Gyu; Lee, Jung Sick

doi:10.2983/035.037.0505

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“…Individuals were categorized based on their shell height (SH) into 10 mm intervals. After doing this, for each SH group, we calculated 50% group maturity levels based on the size of the individuals corresponding to the early active stage, late active and mature stage, ripe stage, and spent and degenerative stage of each SH group [16].…”

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Reproductive Cycle and Sexual Group Maturity of Buccinum osagawai (Neogastropoda: Buccinidae)

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This study was performed to obtain information on the basic reproductive ecology and biological resource management of Buccinum osagawai. Samples were collected from August 2018 to October 2019 with a drum-shaped net at a depth of 150–250 m along the continental shelf in Jumunjin, on the east coast of Korea. The species showed gonochorism and a lack of external sexual dimorphism. The overall sex ratio (F:M) was 1:1.2 (n = 549, F = 250, M = 299); as the size of the individuals increased, the proportion of males tended to decrease. The development pattern of the oocyte was synchronous, in which a dominant group of oocytes was identified within the same ovary. The size of the ripe oocyte was 82.3 (±22.6) × 125.5 (±22.0) μm. The spermatocyte development pattern was group-synchronous, in which multiple stages of germ cell populations were simultaneously identified within the same spermatogenic acinus. The gonad index (GI) for both males and females showed the highest value during June, after which it decreased sharply, and after August it was below 2.0. The main spawning season was from June to July, and the GI and stages of gonadal development did not show a pattern of seasonal changes. The main gonadal active season was from May to July, and both male and female gonadal development and maturation took place over a short period, whereas the recovery period after spawning was longer. At least 60.5% of the group, considering both males and females, showed maturity at 50.1 mm SH or more. Furthermore, the size of 50% group maturity was shown at approximately 50.0 mm SH.

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confidence: 99%