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Inshore small mesh trawling survey of the Cape south coast. Part 4. Contributions to the biology of some Teleostei and Chondrichthyes

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posted on 2023-05-16, 20:41 authored by Colin BuxtonColin Buxton, Smale, MJ, Wallace, JH, Cockcroft, VG
The distributions of eight teleosts and four Chondrichthyes trawled off the Cape south coast are given. The teleosts include Pagellus natalensis, Pomadasys olivaceum, Lithognathus mOrmyrus, Trachurus spp., Galelchthys sp., Atractoscion aequidens, Cheimerius nufar and Sphyraena africana. The Chondrichthyes are Squalidae, Myllobatis aqulla, Rhinobatos annulatus, Dasyatis pastinaous and Callorhlnchus capensis. Incidental observations on the biology of these species are also given, Extensive inshore marine nursery areas for the teleost species were identified. The importance of this with respect to inshore trawling is noted.

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Publication title

South African Journal of Zoology

Volume

19

Pagination

180 - 188

ISSN

0254-1858

Department/School

Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies

Publisher

Zoological Society of Southern Africa

Place of publication

Pretoria, South Africa

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© Copyright 1984, The Zoological Society of Southern Africa

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