921 resultados para González Treviño, Lorenzo


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[EN]The age and growth of the sand sole Pegusa lascaris from the Canarian Archipelago were studied from 2107 fish collected between January 2005 and December 2007. To find an appropriate method for age determination, sagittal otoliths were observed by surface-reading and frontal section and the results were compared. The two methods did not differ significantly in estimated age but the surface-reading method is superior in terms of cost and time efficiency. The sand sole has a moderate life span, with ages up to 10 years recorded. Individuals grow quickly in their first two years, attaining approximately 48% of their maximum standard length; after the second year, their growth rate drops rapidly as energy is diverted to reproduction. Males and females show dimorphism in growth, with females reaching a slightly greater length and age than males. Von Bertalanffy, seasonalized von Bertalanfy, Gompertz, and Schnute growth models were fitted to length-at-age data. Akaike weights for the seasonalized von Bertalanffy growth model indicated that the probability of choosing the correct model from the group of models used was >0.999 for males and females. The seasonalized von Bertalanffy growth parameters estimated were: L? = 309 mm standard length, k = 0.166 yr?1, t0 = ?1.88 yr, C = 0.347, and ts = 0.578 for males; and L? = 318 mm standard length, k = 0.164 yr?1, t0 = ?1.653 yr, C = 0.820, and ts = 0.691 for females. Fish standard length and otolith radius are closely correlated (R2 = 0.902). The relation between standard length and otolith radius is described by a power function (a = 85.11, v = 0.906)

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[ES] El estudio del ciclo biológico de cualquier población de peces tiene interés desde el punto de vista del conocimiento y, en las poblaciones sometidas a explotación, además desde la perspectiva de la conservación. En el caso de la población de herrera Lithognathus mormyrus de las Islas Canarias, el conocimiento del ciclo de vida cobra una extraordinaria importancia, habida cuenta de los claros síntomas de agotamiento observados en ella. En este trabajo se entrega, para esta población, información relativa a la sexualidad, reproducción, edad y crecimiento, aspectos cuyo conocimiento resulta fundamental para adoptar medidas de gestión dirigidas hacia su recuperación y conservación.

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Programa de doctorado Ecología y gestión de recursos vivos marinos

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Universidad de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. Departamento de Biología. Programa de doctorado Ecología y gestión de recursos vivos marinos

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Doctorado en Economía: Aplicaciones a las finanzas y seguros, a la economía sectorial, al medio ambiente y a las infraestructuras.

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Programa de doctorado: Doctorado en español y su cultura: investigación, desarrollo e innovación.