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D. J. Staples 《新西兰海洋与淡水研究杂志》2013,47(3):365-374
Growth of the red gurnard, Chelidonichthys kumu (Lesson and Garnot), from Pegasus Bay, Canterbury, was measured during 1966–67. Otoliths were used as an indicator of fish growth; mean length‐at‐age data were obtained from back‐calculated fish lengths at the time of formation of successive annual rings in the otoliths. Growth in length was found to be adequately expressed by the von Bertalanffy growth equation : lt = 52.0 [1 ‐ e‐0.406 (t‐o.291)] (where lt is the fork length in cm at age t). The length: weight relationship was: w = 78.56 × 10‐4 l 3.072 (where w is the weight in grams). From this relationship, growth in weight was described by the equation: wt = 1469 [1 ‐ e‐0.406 (t‐0.291)]3. 相似文献
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Malcolm R. Clark 《新西兰海洋与淡水研究杂志》2013,47(3):339-363
The food and feeding habits of hoki (Macruronus novaezelandiae), southern blue whiting (Micromesistius australis), javelin fish (Lepi‐dorhynchus denticulatus), ling (Genypterus blacodes), smooth rattail (Coelorinchus aspercephalus), silverside (Argentina elongata), and small‐scaled notothenid (Notothenia microlepidota) sampled from the Campbell Plateau in 1979 were examined. The importance of prey items in the diet has been assessed by an ‘index of relative importance’, which combines measurements of frequency of occurrence, number, and weight of prey. Hoki, southern blue whiting, and javelin fish are pelagic feeders. Hoki preyed largely on natant decapod crustaceans, amphipods, and myctophid and photichthyid fishes. The main prey of southern blue whiting were amphipods, natant decapods, and euphausiids. Javelin fish fed on natant decapods, amphipods, and small squid. Seasonal and regional differences in feeding, and dietary changes with length of fish were evident. Ling, smooth rattail, silverside, and small‐scaled notothenid are predominantly benthic feeders. Ling preyed on natant decapods, macrourid fishes, and small hoki. The diet of rattail comprised natant decapod crustaceans, opal fishes (Hemerocoetes spp.), and poly‐chaetes. Silverside fed almost solely on salps. Salps, amphipods, brachyuran crustaceans, and opal fishes were the main prey of small‐scaled notothenid. 相似文献
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Matthew Boyd 《Journal of Paleolimnology》2007,37(3):313-329
New stratigraphic evidence from the Rossendale area, Manitoba, Canada, provides insight into the early postglacial evolution
of the southeastern Assiniboine Delta. In this region, much of the upper 13+ m of sediment accumulation is characterized by
multiple cycles of sandy rhythmites interbedded with massive to laminated silt. These sediments were deposited rapidly by
traction or turbidity currents and record the construction of the Assiniboine fan-delta during the deep-water Lockhart Phase
of glacial Lake Agassiz (>10.8 14C ka BP). Shortly before ∼10 14C ka BP, fluvial incision into deltaic deposits occurred locally at the Rossendale Gully site in response to the regression
of glacial Lake Agassiz during the Moorhead Phase. Plant macrofossils deposited in the gully by 10 14C ka BP provide the first information on early postglacial plant colonization of the distal Assiniboine delta. These data
suggest initial establishment of Scorpidium scorpioides, Potamogeton spp., Scirpus spp., and other wetland plants, followed
by colonization of uplands by a Picea-Populus assemblage. Importantly, because the gully is located in a protected depression
behind the Campbell beach, evidence of water table rise from aquatic macrophytes suggests that glacial Lake Agassiz transgressed
to the Campbell level during the early Emerson Phase (∼10 14C ka BP). Furthermore, no evidence exists for a post-Lockhart rise in Lake Agassiz above the Upper Campbell beach. If Agassiz
stood at the Campbell level during the early Emerson Phase, then drainage through the southern outlet may have been possible
at this time. This scenario, if true, may suggest that the northwestern outlet was temporarily closed by a glacial advance
shortly before 10 14C ka BP.
This is the first in a series of ten papers published in this special issue of Journal of Paleolimnology. These papers were
presented at the 47th Annual Meeting of the International Association for Great Lakes Research (2004), held at the University
of Waterloo, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada. P.F. Karrow and C.F.M. Lewis were guest editors of this special issue 相似文献
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Some hydrological features of Hawke Bay and nearby shelf waters 总被引：3，自引：3，他引：0
Temperature and salinity observations were made in Hawke Bay (east coast, North Island) and in the near shore coastal shelf water immediately to’ the south. Water in the bay was cooler and less saline than the shelf water on the open coast to the south. Hydrological analysis confirms that the main inflow is westward along the approximate centre line of the bay. 相似文献
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Distribution,abundance and growth of New Zealand sea lion Phocarctos hookeri pups on Campbell Island
Simon Childerhouse Nadine Gibbs Gus McAlister Shaun McConkey Helen McConnell Nathan McNally 《新西兰海洋与淡水研究杂志》2013,47(4):889-898
Nine weeks field work was completed during two trips in January/February and March/ April 2003 to investigate the distribution and abundance of New Zealand sea lion Phocarctos hookeri pups at Campbell Island. A total of 161 pups were tagged and a further 138 dead pups were found. A closed mark‐recapture model was used to estimate the total number of live pups (e.g., tagged plus untagged pups) at Campbell Island in April as 247 (SE = 28, 95% CI 198–308). Pup production at Campbell Island is estimated at 385, which comprises 13% of the total pup production for the species in the 2003 season. This is the first robust estimate of pup production for New Zealand sea lions at Campbell Island. The figure of 385 pups is considerably higher than any of the previous estimates reported from Campbell Island. The high level of pup mortality (36%) at Campbell Island for approximately the first 2 months after birth is higher than the 17% reported for the Auckland Islands for approximately the same period in 2003, but is similar to unusually high levels of mortality (20–30%) reported at the Auckland Islands in recent years. It was not possible to determine the cause of death of the 138 dead pups owing to scavenging and decomposition. Pups were found over the whole Island, with the exception of its northern end. Male pups were significantly heavier and faster growing than female pups over the same period. 相似文献
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