Life history of the spotfin killifish, fundulus luciae (pisces: cyprinodontidae), in Fox Creek Marsh, Virginia
Identifieur interne : 003D99 ( Istex/Corpus ); précédent : 003D98; suivant : 003E00Life history of the spotfin killifish, fundulus luciae (pisces: cyprinodontidae), in Fox Creek Marsh, Virginia
Auteurs : Donald M. ByrneSource :
- Estuaries [ 0160-8347 ] ; 1978-12-01.
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- Adult fish, Alimentary tract, Anal fins, Aquarium, Brackish water, Branchiostegal rays, Byrne, Caudal, Collection date, Contact organs, Copeia, Cornell university, Creek marsh, Creek marsh collection site, Cyprinodon variegatus, Cyprinodont, Cyprinodont fishes, Digenetic trematodes, Digestive tract, Digestive tract contents, Dorsal, Dorsal pigmentation pattern, Dorsal portion, Eastern shore, Embryonic period, Erythrocyte morphology, Fecundity, Finfold bases, First dorsal, Food habits, Food items, Fresh water, Fundulus, Fundulus heteroclitus, Fundulus luciae, Fundulus species, Further changes, Genus, Genus argulus, Genus fundulus, Globule number, Hatching enzyme, Heteroclitus, Heteroclitus eggs, High spring, High tides, Hildebrand, Hypertonic solutions, Interscience publishers, Killifish, Larger individuals, Larva, Latent embryos, Lateral line, Life history, Luciae, Luciae males, Many species, Marine fishes, Marsh, Marsh boundaries, Marsh surface, Maximum size, Medial fins, Metazoan parasites, Morphological adaptations, Natural environment, Ocular micrometer, Oryzias latipes, Other cyprinodonts, Other species, Parasite, Plastic petri dishes, Present study, Pursuit behavior, Rare species, Reproductive, Reproductive season, Roane marsh, Room temperature, Salinity, Scale rows, Seasonal abundance, Sexual maturity, Short life span, Small size, Species associations, Spotfin, Spotfin kilhfish, Spotfin killifish, Standard length, Stomach contents, Storm tides, Systema helminthum, Tidal rivulets, Total length, Vertebral counts, Vertical bars, Visceral cavity, Ware river, Water temperature, York river, Yorktown creek.
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Abstract
Abstract: Fundulus luciae was collected for a year at Fox Creek Marsh and, occasionally, at other salt marshes along the York River, Virginia. It occurred in high intertidal areas in brackish, sometimes oxygen deficient shallow ditches, mudholes and tidal rivulets located in stands ofSpartina alterniflora. Preserved specimens were examined to determine the reproductive season, fecundity, diet and associated metazoan parasites of the species. Developing ova were present from mid-April to mid-August and exhibited a broad size range; the number of large ova (>1.6 mm diameter) never exceeded 16 per female. Stomach contents consisted mainly of detritus, diatoms, ostracods, dipterans and copepods. All major metazoan parasite groups except Cestoda were represented onF. luciae; Monogenea were most numerous, with 57.2% incidence. Eggs and larvae were described. Preserved larvae ofF. luciae were distinguished from those ofF. heteroclitus by their dorsal pigmentation pattern. It was concluded thatF. luciae, a purportedly rare species, is not rare, but probably restricted to high intertidal salt marshes where it may have been previously overlooked.
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