ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD SERRANID
From New Latin Serranidae, from serrānus genus name from Latin serra sawfish.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SERRANID»
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Taxonomical and Biological Studies on Some
Serranid Fishes: ...
In this work more advanced techniques and statistical methods were considered to answer a lot of important questions.
2
Age and Reproduction in Three Reef Dwelling
Serranid Fishes ...
Specimens of the four study species were collected during cruises to outer-continental shelf reefs of the northeastern Gulf of Mexico.
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Nearshore Marine Resources of the South Pacific: Information ...
also noted that Reeson (1975) could find no evidence for the effect of fishing on
sex ratio among scarids on Jamaican reefs. The age at which mature females first
appear in serranid populations varies significantly between populations studied ...
Andrew Wright, Lance Hill, 1993
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In Deeper Waters: Photographic Studies of Hawaiian Deep-Sea ...
A review of the serranid fish genus Anthias of the Hawaiian Islands with
descriptions of two new species. Contributions in Science, Natural History
Museum, Los Angeles County, no. 3o2:1-13. . 198oa. New records of ftshes from
the Hawaiian ...
E. H. Chave, Alexander Malahoff, 1998
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The Fishes of the Galápagos Islands
The grape-eye seabass, Hemilutjanus macrophthalmos (Figure 158), is not a
serranid, although it is often confused with them. Grape-eye seabass have but
two opercular spines instead of three and they retain a procurrent spur; serranids
lack ...
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The Ecology of Fishes on Coral Reefs
Of those species associated with coral reefs, the ratios for two species of lutjanid
in deep waters off Hawaii were 1.33 and 1.92, for a serranid in the Virgin Islands
2.52, for a serranid in Florida 3.00, and for two species of serranid at lightly ...
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Resource Ecology of the Bolinao Coral Reef System
<0.01 - - - 498 Serranid sp.5 Serranidae 334 . . 0.01 - - - - 499 Siganid Siganidae
- - 138 - - 0.02 185 0.01 500 Siganus argenteus Siganidae 85 153 22 0.30 0.08
1.86 38 4.97 501 Siganus fuscescens Siganidae 194 50 1 0.04 1.41 89.08 4 ...
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Fishes of the Great Barrier Reef and Coral Sea
All of the serranid fishes are carnivorous, feeding mainly on small fishes and
crustaceans. The species of the anthiine genus Pseudanthias (often placed in
Anthias, but the latter is now restricted to the Atlantic) feed on the small animals of
the ...
John E. Randall, Gerald R. Allen, Roger C. Steene, 1997
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Report and Proceedings of the Expert Consultation on Shared ...
Cephalopholis cruentata Lacepede, 1802 graysby This species is a small
serranid (maximum size 33 cm TL) common on coral reefs to about 50 m, but
reported to 155 m (Brownell and Rainey, 1971). A typical component in the
shallow-water ...
Unlimited type 1: male and female tissues are not separated by connective tissue
; the two tissue types come into contact with each other but are never intermixed,
e.g., Hypoplectrus puella — a simultaneously hermaphroditic serranid.
B.G. Kapoor, Bhavna Khanna, 2004
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