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Development of a key using morphological characters to distinguish south‐western Indian Ocean anguillid glass eelsNARA Subscribed
Two morphological characters were examined in 4099 anguillid glass eels sampled in four south‐western Indian Ocean islands, and resulting identifications were tested using genetic analysis. Distance between the origin of the dorsal and anal fins as related to total length and tail and caudal fin pigmentation enabled formulation of a useful field identification key, which was able to discriminate 4036 glass eels of the regional...
Sagittal otoliths of the yellowstripe goatfish Mulloidichthys flavolineatus were analysed in order to compare Reunion Island fish stocks with those of Mauritius (south‐west Indian Ocean). Conventional otolith morphometric variables (area, perimeter, length and width), shape indices (form factor, roundness, circularity, rectangularity, ellipticity and eccentricity) and Fourier shape analysis were compared between three sites; t...
The Mediterranean cabrilla sea bass Serranus cabrilla exhibits two colour morphs (red and yellow) that appear to be depth segregated, with yellow individuals found below 20 m and red ones found above 20 m. Morphology and otolith analyses show that yellow fish are larger and older. There were similar allelic frequencies between colour morphs, but significant differences in the genotypic frequencies with an increase of excess of...
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