The resistance of Crassostrea rhizophorae to starvation and asphyxia

Pora, E. A.; Wittenberger, C.; Suarez, Guillermo Martin; Portilla, Nataly

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“…A despeito de I. brasiliensis se constituir em um dos quatro mais importantes recursos de mariscagem e, em alguns casos, um recurso econômico (CARNEIRO;FARRAPEIRA;SILVA, 2008;FREITAS, 2011;MONTELES;FUNO;CASTRO, 2010;NÓBREGA, 2004;NOGUEIRA, 2012;PEREIRA et al, 2018;RASP, 1999), os resultados dessa revisão evidenciaram a escassez de dados disponíveis na literatura a seu respeito. O oposto ocorre para outros bivalves estuarinos comercialmente explorados como, por exemplo, Anomalocardia brasiliana e Crassostrea rhizophorae que já foram exaustivamente estudados sob os mais diversos aspectos (ARRUDA et al, 2009;AVEIRO;BARRERA-ARELLANO;TRAMONTE, 2009;CORTE;COLEMAN;AMARAL, 2017;DIETRICH et al, 1985;LAVANDER et al, 2017;LENZ;BOEHS, 2009;LITTLEWOOD, 2000;LITTLEWOOD;YOUNG, 1994;LUZ;BOEHS, 2011;NARCHI, 1972a;NASCIMENTO et al, 1986;PORA et al, 1969;SANTOS et al, 2017;VAISMAN;MARINS;LACERDA, 2005;WALLNER-KERSANACH;LOBO;SILVA, 1994). Desde o fi nal do século passado, espécies altamente exploradas e espécies de relevância econômica vêm sendo alvo de medidas de conservação e manejo (REYNOLDS et al, 2001), o que tem, portanto, ampliado o conhecimento a seu respeito.…”

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Recursos Pesqueiros de Mariscagem: uma Revisão da Literatura Sobre Iphigenia brasiliensis

Ferreira

Duarte

Silva

2019

Ens Cien C Biol Agra Saúde

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O bivalve estuarino Iphigenia brasiliensis (Lamarck, 1818) é um recurso de mariscagem amplamente explorado nas regiões Norte e Nordeste do Brasil. Embora a espécie apresente relevância socioeconômica para muitas populações tradicionais, poucas informações a seu respeito estão disponíveis na literatura. Este trabalho teve como objetivo recuperar estudos nos quais I. brasiliensis fosse espécie modelo ou um dado direto da pesquisa. Para tanto, foi realizada uma revisão da literatura utilizando-se de quatro bases de dados digitais. Foram recuperadas 132 publicações, as quais foram caracterizadas por uma análise de conteúdo, bem como tiveram seus dados compilados para uma descrição estatística. Das publicações recuperadas, apenas 17 corresponderam a pesquisas diretamente relacionadas à espécie, ou seja, aquelas em que I. brasiliensis foi o objeto de estudo. A maior parte dos trabalhos levantados nesta revisão referiu-se a espécie, principalmente, como uma das capturas incidentais mais abundantes durante a catação de bivalves comercialmente mais rentáveis. Palavras-chave: Bivalve Estuarino. Catação de Moluscos. Captura Incidental. AbstractIphigenia brasliensis (Lamarck, 1818) is an estuarine bivalve used as commercial and subsistence resource by the traditional communities from North and Northeast of Brazil. Although its socioeconomic relevance, the species is poorly studied and information on it is very rare in the academic literature. The main aim of this review was to recover all available information on I. brasiliensis that was scattered among many different sources. For doing that a search was carried out using four digital databases. 132 publications were recovered and characterized by a content analysis, as well as had their data compiled for a statistical description. Of the recovered publications, only 17 corresponded to research directly related to the species, that is, to those in which I. brasiliensis was the object of study. Most of the literature recovered in this review referred to the species only as one of the most abundant bycatch during the exploitation of other commercially profitable bivalves. Keywords: Estuarine Bivalve. Mollusk Gathering. Bycatch.

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Recursos Pesqueiros de Mariscagem: uma Revisão da Literatura Sobre Iphigenia brasiliensis

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Duarte

Silva

2019

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“…The relation between glycogen and mortality When benthic invertebrate animals are unable to find enough food or oxygen, they are able to use biochemical reserves, such as glycogen and lipids or protein, and as a consequence, show a reduction in their condition (weight per unit of volume ; glycogen content) (Dales, 1958 ;Pora et al, 1969 ;Zwaan & Zandee, 1972a, b ;Gabbott & Bayne, 1973 ;Dries & Theede, 1976 ;Riley, 1976 ;Nagabushanam & Talikhedar, 1977 ;Zwaan, 1977 ;Bayne et al, 1982 ;Gabbott, 1983 ;Gade, 1983 ;Carr & Neff, 1984 ;Rodhouse & Gaffney, 1984 ;Akberali & Trueman, 1985;Gaffney & Diehl, 1986 ;Lane, 1986) . This situation may occur during the winter season, or during sudden artificial environmental changes (see reviews of Gabbott, 1983 ;Gade, 1983 ;Bayne et al, 1985).…”

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The effects of prolonged emersion and submersion by tidal manipulation on marine macrobenthos

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Effects of tidal manipulation, resulting in prolonged periods of emersion and submersion or in protracted tidal cycles, on estuarine benthic animals are reviewed .Prolonged submersion periods did not show effects on mortality of most benthic animals tested, with the exception of the crumb-of-bread sponge Halichondrea panicea, which, at low water-flow rates, was covered with a layer of bacteria and subsequently died .Protracted low-water periods of 18 hours during several weeks hardly caused any mortality . However, protracted low-water periods of 30 hours during some weeks or emersion during several days caused a strong increase in mortality, depending on : the duration of emersion, temperature, condition of the animals, species and age . At temperatures below -1 °C and above 24 °C mortality was generally high. Animals with a low glycogen content were more sensitive to emersion than those with a high content . Species with a shell and those that are relatively big were less sensitive than those without a shell or of small size .The reproductive cycle of benthic animals could be delayed or accelerated by both emersion and submersion . 219

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The effects of prolonged emersion and submersion by tidal manipulation on marine macrobenthos

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The Oosterschelde Estuary (The Netherlands): A Case-Study of a Changing Ecosystem

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The resistance of Crassostrea rhizophorae to starvation and asphyxia

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Recursos Pesqueiros de Mariscagem: uma Revisão da Literatura Sobre Iphigenia brasiliensis

Recursos Pesqueiros de Mariscagem: uma Revisão da Literatura Sobre Iphigenia brasiliensis

The effects of prolonged emersion and submersion by tidal manipulation on marine macrobenthos

The effects of prolonged emersion and submersion by tidal manipulation on marine macrobenthos

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