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2015•Journal of Applied IchthyologyOpen access

Length-weight relationships for nine fish species of Laohegou River, a tributary of upper Yangtze River, China

J. Lei, Yangyang Liang, Xiaoyun Sui, Y. F. Chen

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This paper provides length-weight relationships for nine fish species from the Laohegou River, a tributary of the upper Yangtze River. Length-weight relationships for six of these species are recorded for the first time. New maximum lengths for two species are also reported.

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This paper provides length-weight relationships for nine fish species from the Laohegou River, a tributary of the upper Yangtze River. Length-weight relationships for six of these species are recorded for the first time. New maximum lengths for two species are also reported.

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This paper provides length-weight relationships for nine fish species from the Laohegou River, a tributary of the upper Yangtze River. Length-weight relationships for six of these species are recorded for the first time. New maximum lengths for two species are also reported.

Key concepts: Tributary, Yangtze river, Biology, China, Fishery, Main river, Fish <Actinopterygii>, Ecology

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