1980
DOI: 10.1163/156854080x00193
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Length-Weight Relationship in Some Common Prawns and Lobsters (Macrura, Natantia and Reptantia) From the Western Indian Ocean

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“…Total length of M. monoceros (measured at 1.0 mm scale) was used as basic data for morphometric and biological studies. For length-weight relationship (LWR), shrimps were weighed up to 1.0 g accuracy and LWR were derived individually for the representative samples collected from NW, SW and NE zones using standard techniques (Ivanov and Krylov, 1980). Size at first maturity (Lm 50 ) for males and females from individual samples representing the geographic zones were estimated by fitting a logistic curve (King, 1995).…”
Section: Fishery and Biologymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Total length of M. monoceros (measured at 1.0 mm scale) was used as basic data for morphometric and biological studies. For length-weight relationship (LWR), shrimps were weighed up to 1.0 g accuracy and LWR were derived individually for the representative samples collected from NW, SW and NE zones using standard techniques (Ivanov and Krylov, 1980). Size at first maturity (Lm 50 ) for males and females from individual samples representing the geographic zones were estimated by fitting a logistic curve (King, 1995).…”
Section: Fishery and Biologymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Jenis lobster ini terlaporkan sebagai salah satu hasil tangkapan penting oleh alat trawl di Samudera Hindia dan bagian barat Samudera Pasifik (Ivanov & Krylov, 1980). Menurut Radhakrishnan (2013), lobster pasir yang bernilai ekonomi tinggi di India berumur lebih dari 2 tahun pada jantan dan 1,5 tahun pada betina.…”
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“…Metapenaeus affinis and Parapenaeopsis stylifera (Farmer, 1986). On the other hand no sexual dimorphism in size was found in P. semisulcatus (Abdel Razek, 1974;ElHady et al, 1990;Yassin, 1992;Sallam, 1993;Zaghloul, 1995), Penaeus japonicus (Abdel Razek, 1974;Zaghloul, 1995), Penaeus latisulcatus (Ivanov and Krylov, 1980;Yassin, 1992).…”
Section: Introduction and Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%