Hatch date‐dependent differences in early growth and development recorded in the otolith microstructure of Trachurus japonicus

Hatch date‐dependent differences in early growth and development recorded in the otolith microstructure of Trachurus japonicus
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10.1111/j.0022-1112.2005.00764.x
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2005-06
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2
通讯作者:
S. Xie;Yoshirô Watanabe
S. Xie;Yoshirô Watanabe
中科院分区:
农林科学3区
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作者:
S. Xie;Yoshirô Watanabe

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Otolith microstructure of 308 juvenile jack mackerel Trachurus japonicus sampled in the southern Sea of Japan between June and September 2002 were examined by light microscopy. Hatch-date distribution indicated a protracted spawning season from 16 January to 30 May 2002. The first secondary primordium (SP) was formed at ages 19-54 days, with a mean ± s.n. of 30.4 ± 6.1. The number of SP in an otolith ranged from two to 15. with a mean of 6.1 ± 1.7. Age of the first SP formation, number of SP and increment width varied with hatch date. In general, late-hatched fish were younger when the first SP formed, and had a higher number of SP and wider increments, than early-hatched fish. As increment width is a linear function of somatic growth and formation of the first SP is associated with metamorphosis in jack mackerel, these variations in otolith microstructure indicated that rates of growth (as inferred from wider increments) and development (as inferred by younger age of first SP formation) were higher in late-hatched fish relative to early-hatched fish. Higher temperature experienced by late-hatched fish during early life stages may contribute critically to their higher growth and development rates compared to early-hatched fish.