2019
DOI: 10.1007/s10499-019-00396-0
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Multi-model inference as criterion to determine differences in growth patterns of distinct Crassostrea gigas stocks

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“…barnacles) and blotted with paper towel for weight measurements. Oysters and mussels of a comparable shell length of ~30–70 mm from the anterior to the posterior of shell were used in this study (as both bivalves are expected to reach this size range within the first 12 months of growth [ 37 , 38 ]) and were absent of any obvious (symptomatic) features of disease. Downstream comparisons between bivalve species were conducted on matched samples (i.e.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…barnacles) and blotted with paper towel for weight measurements. Oysters and mussels of a comparable shell length of ~30–70 mm from the anterior to the posterior of shell were used in this study (as both bivalves are expected to reach this size range within the first 12 months of growth [ 37 , 38 ]) and were absent of any obvious (symptomatic) features of disease. Downstream comparisons between bivalve species were conducted on matched samples (i.e.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For a long time, bivalve growth in culture conditions has been described by the increasing size (height, length or weight) over the culture period (Lodeiros et al., 2018; Reynaga‐Franco, Aragón‐Noriega, et al, 2019). Aragón‐Noriega (2016) has shown that a more informative way to describe the growth patterns in cultivated organisms is to fit them to a model.…”
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“…The Schnute model is a four-parameter growth model developed by Schnute 36 often applied in aquaculture research 37,38 . The Schnute model has been proposed as superior to the VBGF for modelling growth of aquaculture species including the spotted rose snapper 39 , Lutjanus guttatus, and turbot 40 , Scophthalmus maximus.…”
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“…Therefore, it is proposed that growth-curve fitting methods should not pre-determine this exponent, but instead allow for and test for all plausible possibilities. The importance of applying a multimodel approach to fitting growth curves has been shown by Reynaga-Franco et al 38 where different growth models were favoured by AIC for Crassostrea gigas raised under identical conditions. Evidence 62,63 suggests most variation among diverse aquatic taxa relates to scaling of surface area, and hence to the scaling of biosynthesis potential (Hm).…”
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