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Similarity in parasite community structure may be used to trace latitudinal migrations of Odontesthes smitti along Argentinean coastsNARA Subscribed
The aims of this study were to determine the existence of migratory movements and to identify ecological stocks of the silverside Odontesthes smitti along its distribution in the Southern Atlantic Ocean, using metazoan parasites as biological tags. Samples were obtained from San José Gulf (SJ) (42° 25′ S; 64° 07′ W) and Nuevo Gulf (NG) (42° 47′ S; 65° 02′ W) in north Patagonia during winter and summer and in waters off Mar del...
Parasites of the Brazilian sandperch Pinguipes brasilianus Cuvier: a tool for stock discrimination in the Argentine SeaNARA Subscribed
The use of parasites as biological tags allowed the identification of three stocks of Brazilian sandperch Pinguipes brasilianus in the Argentine Sea. A total of 156 specimens caught during spring 2006, off the coasts of Buenos Aires Province (38°27′ S; 57°90′ W, n = 54), San Matías Gulf (42° S; 65°10′ W, n = 52) and Nuevo Gulf (42°09′ S; 64°05′ W, n = 50), were examined for parasites and 21 species were found, including monoge...
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