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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Protogynous hermaphrodite"”.

  1. Vertical Resource Partitioning and Sexuality of Three Sympatric Species of Red Sea Sandfishes (Xyrichtys melanopus, Labridae; Trichonotus nikii, Trichonotidae; Gorgasia sp., Congridae)

    … melanopus was determined to be a monandric protogynous hermaphrodite and Trichonotus nikii, a gonochorist. Previous work on the mating systems and territoriality of all three sandfish species helped in part to explain the vertical spatial arrangement of the sandfish species within the …

    maryland Repository record for Vertical Resource Partitioning and Sexuality of Three Sympatric Species of Red Sea Sandfishes (Xyrichtys melanopus, Labridae; Trichonotus nikii, Trichonotidae; Gorgasia sp., Congridae) (opens in a new tab)

  2. Age, Growth, and Reproduction of Calamus proridens the Littlehead Porgy, from the Northeast Gulf of Mexico

    … analysis confirmed that C. proridens are protogynous hermaphrodites with delimited type gonads. Estimates indicated that 50% of the females in the sample had transitioned into males by age 4 and a FL of 231 mm. Calamus proridens mature at a small size; 50% of the samples were mature by 132 …

    usf Repository record for Age, Growth, and Reproduction of Calamus proridens the Littlehead Porgy, from the Northeast Gulf of Mexico (opens in a new tab)

  3. The biology of Boopsoidea inornata (Castelnau, 1861) and life history comparisons within the Sparidae

    … family, as they include gonochorism, rudimentary hermaphrodites, and both kinds of sequential hermaphrodites. Life history characteristics are known determinants of the resilience of fish species to fishing, and more generally of their response, either positive or negative, to any form of …

    cape-town Repository record for The biology of Boopsoidea inornata (Castelnau, 1861) and life history comparisons within the Sparidae (opens in a new tab)