… Considering the relationships between larval development and degree-days, dry yolk and
total larval weights and dry matter of the larvae decreased, while dry body weight and water …

… by multiplying the total body weight of each individual group of exposed fish by a percentage
of body weight ranging from 0.7 to 3.4% depending on the average weight of the fish …

… The fooddeprived group had a significantly lower final body weight (P < 0.05) and HSI (P <
0.01) than the control group at both the sampling days (Tables 2 and 3, respectively). Plasma …

… Brook charr, Salve linus fontinalis (Mitchill), exhibit individual differences in habitat use in …
than wet weight because of the low accuracy associated with our fish weight measurements …

… the inheritance of thermal resistance in hybrids of Salvelinus fontinalis and Srrlveliniis namaycush
(Ihssen, 1973). … The relation of body weight to body surface area in marine fishes. Biol. …

… Our aim was to describe growth in length and weight of fish caught in the lakes and to assess
how varied Arctic charr stocks might be within a limited geographical area at the southern …

… Body weight was not included in the models due to its strong positive correlation with length
(R = 0.937). Marginal and conditional R-squared values were obtained using the rsquared …

… We attempt to quantify density-dependent growth, size, and energy acquisition for a population
of brook trout (Salvelinus fontinalis) in Appalachia, where the species is food-limited and …

… determines if fish are obtaining enough energy to maintain body weight. Estimated
maintenance rations (EMR, in joules per gram fish wet weight per day) were calculated based on a …

… Food was given at rates ranging from 0.5% to 3.4% of group body weights, depending on
the average weight of fish and water temperature. Rations of secondgeneration fish were …