Development of Standard Weight Equations for Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico Amphidromous Fishes

Development of Standard Weight Equations for Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico Amphidromous Fishes

We collected and compiled length and weight information from four countries and one commonwealth to develop standard weight (Ws) equations for three amphidromous fish species native to the Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico regions: mountain mullet Agonostomus monticola (N = 9,768 individuals, 52 populati...

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