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Behavioral Response of Oyster Valve Gape to Ecological Conditions in an Intermittently Closed EstuaryNARA Subscribed
Low-inflow estuaries are highly variable and productive habitats. Organisms in these systems must cope with constantly changing conditions. This study investigates the continuous response of oysters to environmental stimuli in a small, low-inflow, estuary, Los Peñasquitos Lagoon (LPL), in San Diego, California, USA. The oysters were placed on a mooring at near-surface and near-bottom locations and instrumented with noninvasive...
Body condition is an important proxy for the overall health and energetic status of fishes. The classically used Fulton's condition factor requires length and mass measurements, but mass can be difficult to obtain in large species. Girth measurements can replace mass for wild pelagic sharks. However, girth‐calculated condition has not been validated against Fulton's condition factor intraspecifically, across ontogeny or reprod...
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