동중국해에 출현하는 대서양날개멸의 형태 발달

Title
동중국해에 출현하는 대서양날개멸의 형태 발달
Alternative Title
Morphological development of larvae of Antenna codlet (Bregmaceros atlanticus) in the East China Sea
Author(s)
이은경; 장요순; 권순열; 황선완; 유재명
KIOST Author(s)
Lee, Eun Kyung(이은경)Jang, Yo Soon(장요순)Kwon, Soon Yeol(권순열)Hwang, Sun Wan(황선완)
Alternative Author(s)
이은경; 장요순; 권순열; 황선완; 유재명
Publication Year
2017-11-08
Abstract
For the correct identification and research on early life history, lots of information about morphological variation at each stage of larval fish is required.Family Bregmacerotidae, which has one genus Bregmaceros and 14 species around the world (FISHBASE, 2017), are small-sized, epipelagic and mesopelagic species, showing a broad range of pigment and fin ray changes during their pre, post-larval and juvenile stages. Among these five or six species are found in the East China Sea (Nakabo, 2013). Bregmaceros atlanticus (Antenna codlet) is circumtropical, with a widespread distribution throughout tropical and subtropical waters of the Western Atlantic, Pacific and Indian Oceans, and the China Sea. This paper describes morphological features of the fish specimens throughout their development stages.e world (FISHBASE, 2017), are small-sized, epipelagic and mesopelagic species, showing a broad range of pigment and fin ray changes during their pre, post-larval and juvenile stages. Among these five or six species are found in the East China Sea (Nakabo, 2013). Bregmaceros atlanticus (Antenna codlet) is circumtropical, with a widespread distribution throughout tropical and subtropical waters of the Western Atlantic, Pacific and Indian Oceans, and the China Sea. This paper describes morphological features of the fish specimens throughout their development stages.
URI
https://sciwatch.kiost.ac.kr/handle/2020.kiost/23603
Bibliographic Citation
KOFFST International conference 2017, pp.406, 2017
Publisher
한국수산과학총연합회
Type
Conference
Language
English
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