2007Acta Hydrobiologica SinicaOpen access

AGE AND GROWTH OF SALMO TRUTTA FARIO L. FROM YADONG RIVER, TIBET

Fu-Hua HAO, Yi‐Feng Chen, W.C. Tang, Bin Cai

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A total of 462 specimens of Salmo trutta fario L. were collected from Yadong River, Tibet, during the period from 1999 to 2002. The population structure and growth characteristics of Salmo trutta fario L. were studied in the present paper. Age of 302 individualswas determined with scales. TheVon Bertalanffy growth modelwas fitted to mean lengths of estimated ages of individual fish and estimated growth parameters, female(♀) Lt= 709. 44 1-e-011656(t-010845) (R2= 0.9993, n= 132) and Wt= 60171461-e-011656 (t-010845)2.9724(R2= 0.9845,n= 132);male(♂) Lt= 797182 1-e-011428(t-010058) (R2= 0.9994, n= 170) and Wt= 8566.72 1-e-011428(t-010058)2.9822(R2= 0.9724, n= 170). Sex ratio of female and male was 1:1.29. Growth index was 9.05) 14.23 (♀) and 10.76-19.22 (♂); the mean standard length was 192.60?9.9 mm (♀) and 188.91?3.18 mm (♂). The results showed that the growth rate was significantly different between sexes (p< 0.01); male fish appeared to grow at a faster rate and had longer life-spans than females1

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A total of 462 specimens of Salmo trutta fario L. were collected from Yadong River, Tibet, during the period from 1999 to 2002. The population structure and growth characteristics of Salmo trutta fario L. were studied in the present paper. Age of 302 individualswas determined with scales. TheVon Bertalanffy growth modelwas fitted to mean lengths of estimated ages of individual fish and estimated growth parameters, female(♀) Lt= 709. 44 1-e-011656(t-010845) (R2= 0.9993, n= 132) and Wt= 60171461-e-011656 (t-010845)2.9724(R2= 0.9845,n= 132);male(♂) Lt= 797182 1-e-011428(t-010058) (R2= 0.9994, n= 170) and Wt= 8566.72 1-e-011428(t-010058)2.9822(R2= 0.9724, n= 170). Sex ratio of female and male was 1:1.29. Growth index was 9.05) 14.23 (♀) and 10.76-19.22 (♂); the mean standard length was 192.60?9.9 mm (♀) and 188.91?3.18 mm (♂). The results showed that the growth rate was significantly different between sexes (p< 0.01); male fish appeared to grow at a faster rate and had longer life-spans than females1

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A total of 462 specimens of Salmo trutta fario L. were collected from Yadong River, Tibet, during the period from 1999 to 2002. The population structure and growth characteristics of Salmo trutta fario L. were studied in the present paper. Age of 302 individualswas determined with scales. TheVon Bertalanffy growth modelwas fitted to mean lengths of estimated ages of individual fish and estimated growth parameters, female(♀) Lt= 709. 44 1-e-011656(t-010845) (R2= 0.9993, n= 132) and Wt= 60171461-e-011656 (t-010845)2.9724(R2= 0.9845,n= 132);male(♂) Lt= 797182 1-e-011428(t-010058) (R2= 0.9994, n= 170) and Wt= 8566.72 1-e-011428(t-010058)2.9822(R2= 0.9724, n= 170). Sex ratio of female and male was 1:1.29. Growth index was 9.05) 14.23 (♀) and 10.76-19.22 (♂); the mean standard length was 192.60?9.9 mm (♀) and 188.91?3.18 mm (♂). The results showed that the growth rate was significantly different between sexes (p< 0.01); male fish appeared to grow at a faster rate and had longer life-spans than females1

Key concepts: Salmo, Fish <Actinopterygii>, Growth rate, Biology, Population, Demography, Fishery, Mathematics

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