Research paper
The Influence of Nocturnal Illumination on the Development of Early Life History Traits in Inanga, Galaxias maculatus
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- The Influence of Nocturnal Illumination on the Development of Early Life History Traits in Inanga, Galaxias maculatus
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- Victoria University of Wellington
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<b>Amphidromous fish employ a bipartite life cycle with a freshwater adult stage and a marine larval phase. Galaxias maculatus, commonly known as inanga, is a widespread amphidromous fish indigenous to New Zealand. Inanga are a culturally and economically important species in New Zealand, partially due to harvest of the late-larval stage in the whitebait fishery. The species is classified as “At Risk-Declining” under the New Zealand Threat Classification System due to concern over population ...
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- Thesis level
- Masters
- Date created
- 2023
- Creator
- O'Malley, Emma
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- https://figshare.com/articles/thesis/The_Influence_of_Nocturnal_Illumination_on_the_Development_o...
- Related subjects
- Animal developmental and reproductive biology / Vertebrate biology / Early Life History / Moonlight / Light pollution / Larval fish / Otolith / Inanga / School: School of Biological Sciences / Animal Developmental and Reproductive Biology / Vertebrate Biology / Expanding knowledge in the biological sciences / Assessment and management of pelagic marine ecosystems / Degree Discipline: Marine Biology / Degree Level: Masters / Degree Name: Master of Science
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