Variations in reproductive potential between nearshore and offshore spawning contingents of hogfish in the eastern Gulf of Mexico
@article{Collins2015VariationsIR, title={Variations in reproductive potential between nearshore and offshore spawning contingents of hogfish in the eastern Gulf of Mexico}, author={Angela B. Collins and Richard S. McBride}, journal={Fisheries Management and Ecology}, year={2015}, volume={22}, pages={113-124} }
Hogfish, Lachnolaimus maximus (Walbaum), have multiple traits that confound measuring reproductive potential: they are protogynous, relatively long-lived harem-forming fish that spawn daily for months. Additionally, recent evidence demonstrates that size, age and timing of sex change vary on a spatial scale within the study area (West Florida shelf, USA). This study investigates the effect of this spatial variation on hogfish reproductive potential by evaluating spawning seasonality, spawning…
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