Distribution, Size Composition and Feeding of the Barred Snailfish Crystallias matsushimae (Liparidae) in the Russian Zone of the Sea of Japan
The results of studying the bathymetric and spatial distribution of the barred snailfish Crystallias matsushimae are presented according to bottom trawl surveys in the Russian waters of the Sea of Japan. The species does not form dense aggregations, although it is not as rare as was previously thoug...
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| description | The results of studying the bathymetric and spatial distribution of the barred snailfish
Crystallias matsushimae
are presented according to bottom trawl surveys in the Russian waters of the Sea of Japan. The species does not form dense aggregations, although it is not as rare as was previously thought: in bottom trawl catches on the continental slope, the frequency of its occurrence is about 30%. The main areas of the species aggregations are the western part of the Peter the Great Gulf and the deep-water section of the Tatar Strait between the mainland and Sakhalin Island. Despite the relatively wide range of water temperature and depths at which the snailfish was found in catches, the species prefers rather narrow thermal and bathymetric ranges: 0.6–1.5°C and 200–500 m. Mysids, amphipods and decapods dominate in the diet. |
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