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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Point Buchon"”.

  1. Spatial and Temporal Variation in Growth Rate of Blue Rockfish (Sebastes mystinus) in Nearshore Central California Determined Using a Physiological Biomarker

    … California: the Piedras Blancas region and the Point Buchon region. In each region, sampling was conducted in a Marine Protected Area (MPA) and in an adjacent non-protected area. In all years, Blue Rockfish in the Piedras Blancas region had consistently higher growth rates compared to the Point

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  2. The Insulin-Like Growth Factor-1 (IGF1) System as a Potential Biomarker for Nutritional Status and Growth Rate in Pacific Rockfish (SEBASTES SPP.)

    … California’s coast: Piedras Blancas MPA and Point Buchon MPA. Individual Igf1 levels correlated positively with increasing size as seen in laboratory reared fish. After correcting plasma Igf1 values for body size, circulating Igf1 was observed to be higher in blue rockfish within the …

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  3. The Response of a Predatory Fish, Ophiodon elongatus, to a Marine Protected Area: Variation in Diet, Catch Rates, and Size Composition

    … Lingcod in the REF. I collected Lingcod from the Point Buchon State Marine Reserve (MPA) and an adjacent REF site that was open to fishing. I measured, weighed, sexed, and collected stomach contents from Lingcod using the gastric lavage (stomach pumping) technique. Then, I identified prey items …

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