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Effect of coastal hypoxia on bacterial diversity as elucidated through 16S rRNA amplicon sequencingOA Marine
The formation of oxygen-depleted zones in the bottom waters is one of the most widespread phenomena in coastal areas. Upwelling episodes along India’s west coast due to the southwest monsoon increase biological productivity, further lowering the dissolved oxygen in the upwelled waters, which intensifies annually between June and October. Here, we have determined the changes in the microbial community in response to the varying...
Insights on stock structure of round sardinella Sardinella aurita off north‐west Africa based on otolith shape analysisNARA Subscribed
This study examines the geographic variability in otolith shape of round sardinella Sardinella aurita as a tool for stock discrimination. Fish were analysed from six sampling locations from Senegal to the Mediterranean coast of Morocco. A combination of otolith shape indices and elliptic Fourier descriptors was investigated by multivariate statistical procedures. Within the studied area, three distinct groups were identified w...
Sole Solea solea larvae were collected during five cruises in the Bay of Biscay in 1992 and 1993. The larval growth rate, triacylgycerol (TAG) and sterol (ST) content, and the width of the marginal otolith increments were determined on the same individual larva as indicators of nutritional condition. The TAG content increased during the ontogenetic larval development up to an elevated value corresponding to the end of metamorp...
Feeding ecology and growth of O‐group flatfish (sole, dab and plaice) on a nursery ground (Southern Bight of the North Sea)NARA Subscribed
The food composition of O‐group sole Solea solea , dab Limanda limanda and plaice Pleuronectes platessa on a nursery ground at Gravelines, France, included 17–25 taxa. Sole (new settlers) fed mainly on harpacticoid copepods and when 50 mm in size, on polychaetes (Terebellidae). Dab ( −1 for sole, 0·12 and 0·24 mm day −1 for dab and 0·55 and 0·81 mm day −1 for plaice. For sole and plaice, these estimates were similar to those r...
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