Ariketa fisikoaren onurak 9 eta 12 urte arteko umeen bizkarreko arazoetan: 12 asteko programa espezifiko baten proposamena

Bizkarreko arazoetan jarduera fisikoak duen garrantzia aztertzen da lan honetan, eta horrez gain, hamabi asteko jarduera fisikoko programa baten proposamena aurkezten da.

Campagne Chalci 80-01 (20/8/1980-10/9/1980): résultats des chalutages

One additional Chalci campaign that, in line with the previous Chalci campaigns 78-01, 78-02, and 79/01, has as its major objective the trawl exploration of the Ivoirian continental shelf at the depth of 10 to 120 metres.

Un "lapsus calami" (K.9.2) y la escritura redundante en la Celtiberia

Este artículo se ha realizado dentro del Proyecto de Investigación «Identidades y diversidad cultural en la Hispania Antigua: Bilingüismo y Cultura Epigráfica» (HUM 2006-13424-C04-02/Filo).

Timing and duration of mating and brooding periods of Atka mackerel (Pleurogrammus monopterygius) in the North Pacific Ocean

The timing and duration of the reproductive cycle of Atka mackerel (Pleurogrammus monopterygius) was validated by using observations from time-lapse video and data from archival tags, and the start, peak, and end of spawning and hatching were determined from an incubation model with aged egg samples and empirical incubation times ranging from 44 days at a water temperature of 9.85°C to 100 days at 3.89°C. From June to July, males ceased diel vertical movements, aggregated in nesting colonies, and established territories. Spawning began in late July, ended in mid-October, and peaked in early September. The male egg-brooding period that followed continued from late November to mid-January and duration was highly dependent on embryonic development as affected by ambient water temperature. Males exhibited brooding behavior for protracted periods at water depths from 23 to 117 m where average daily water temperatures ranged from 4.0° to 6.2°C. Knowledge about the timing of the reproductive cycle provides a framework for conserving Atka mackerel populations and investigating the physical and biological processes influencing recruitment.