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What makes a late anchovy larva? The development of the caudal fin seen as a milestone in fish ontogeny

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What makes a late anchovy larva? The development of the caudal fin seen as a milestone in fish ontogeny

Auteurs : Stylianos Somarakis [Grèce] ; Nikolaos Nikolioudakis [Grèce]

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Abstract

In this study, we provide evidence, based on field-collected data and published articles, that the stage of caudal fin formation, initiated by notochord flexion (NF), might be a developmental milestone in the early life history of engraulids and other fishes, associated with changes in capabilities of the developing fish. An analysis of morphometric characters in anchovy (Engraulis encrasicolus) larvae collected from the Aegean Sea indicated a significant change in multivariate allometry at NF, with a marked increase in the growth of tail width and eye diameter. Initiation of swim-bladder inflation, which is considered to trigger the onset of vertical migrations and subsequent schooling behavior, was first observed at NF. This is further supported by a length-specific analysis of spatial patchiness (Bez's index of aggregation) based on data from three broad-scale ichthyoplankton surveys in the Aegean Sea; after the onset of NF (i.e. >7 mm preserved length), the aggregation of anchovy larvae started to increase rapidly implying that schooling might be well established in the early post-flexion stages. Published studies further support these field observations indicating that the NF in European anchovy is associated with the start of diel vertical migrations, the increase in otolith growth, a change in prey selectivity and an increased ability to evade plankton nets. The development of the caudal fin might be an important event in engraulids and other fishes but has generally been overlooked.

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