Length-weight Relationships for 71 Reef and Bottomfish Species from Tutuila and Aunu′u, American Samoa

Matthews, Toby; Ochavillo, Domingo; Felise, Sean; Letalie, Teejay; Letuane, Mika; Schuster, Ekueta; Soonaolo, Auva'a; Tofaeono, Saolotoga; Tua, Alama; Tuilagi, Faleselau

doi:10.25923/r3wq-ax31

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Length-weight Relationships for 71 Reef and Bottomfish Species from Tutuila and Aunu′u, American Samoa

2019
By Matthews, Toby ; Ochavillo, Domingo ; Felise, Sean ; ...
Series: PIFSC administrative report H ; 19-03

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Matthews, Toby ; Ochavillo, Domingo ; Felise, Sean ; Letalie, Teejay ; Letuane, Mika ; Schuster, Ekueta ; Soonaolo, Auva'a ; Tofaeono, Saolotoga ; Tua, Alama ; Tuilagi, Faleselau Less -
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National Marine Fisheries Service (U.S.). Pacific Islands Fisheries Science Center (U.S.)
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NMFS (National Marine Fisheries Service) ; PIFSC (Pacific Islands Fisheries Science Center) ; CoRIS (Coral Reef Information System)

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Very little information has been published in the scientific literature regarding length-weight relationships for marine species in American Samoa. Some information exists for large pelagic species from the more prominent longline and purse seine fisheries (e.g. Curran and Bigelow, 2016). American Samoa’s smaller-scale fisheries are very diverse and important to its culture and economy, yet much less well known. This study analyzes length-weight data collected from small-scale fisheries on the islands of Tutuila and Aunu′u, American Samoa, and summarizes allometric growth relationships determined for 71 fish species (and one invertebrate) for which sufficient data were available.
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Analysis Fishes Groundfishes Growth Size Small-scale Fisheries
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PIFSC administrative report H ; 19-03
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South Pacific Ocean ; Aunuu Island (American Samoa) ; Tutuila Island (American Samoa)

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