Age, Growth, And Mortality Of Atlantic Tripletail In The North‐Central Gulf Of Mexico

Jefferson, Amanda E.; Jargowsky, Matthew B.; Schrandt, Meagan N.; Cooper, Pearce T.; Powers, Sean P.; Dindo, John J.; Drymon, J. Marcus

doi:10.1002/mcf2.10146

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Age, Growth, And Mortality Of Atlantic Tripletail In The North‐Central Gulf Of Mexico

2021
By Jefferson, Amanda E. ; Jargowsky, Matthew B. ; Schrandt, Meagan N. ; ...
Source: Marine and Coastal Fisheries, 13(3), 183-199

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Jefferson, Amanda E. ; Jargowsky, Matthew B. ; Schrandt, Meagan N. ; Cooper, Pearce T. ; Powers, Sean P. ; ... More +

Jefferson, Amanda E. ; Jargowsky, Matthew B. ; Schrandt, Meagan N. ; Cooper, Pearce T. ; Powers, Sean P. ; Dindo, John J. ; Drymon, J. Marcus Less -
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In the southeastern USA and the Gulf of Mexico (GOM), Atlantic Tripletail Lobotes surinamensis are increas- ingly targeted by recreational anglers, indicating that stock status should be assessed. A critical need for such assess- ments is age-speci ﬁc data; however, previous studies have drawn con ﬂicting conclusions regarding the most appropriate structure for aging. Moreover, growth parameters and mortality rates for GOM Atlantic Tripletail areunknown. Therefore, the goals of this study were to (1) evaluate sagittal otoliths and ﬁrst dorsal spines as aging struc- tures; (2) model combined and sex-speci ﬁc growth; and (3) estimate mortality rates for GOM Atlantic Tripletail. From 2012 to 2019, Atlantic Tripletail ( N=230, including a near-record-size specimen) were collected from the
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Aquatic Science Ecology, Evolution, Behavior And Systematics
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Marine and Coastal Fisheries, 13(3), 183-199
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