Length-Weight Relationships (LWR) were estimated for Elasmobranchii caught by the artisanal fishing fleet of Margarita Island, Venezuela. A total of 3604 organisms belonging to 21 species (14 sharks and 7 batoids) were analyzed. Growth type, minimum and maximum length and weight are summarized. The estimates for the ‘b ’ parameter of the LWR ranged between 1.706 and 3.955, with a mean of 3.034. To the best of our knowledge, no information currently exists on the LWR of Heptranchias perlo, Squalus cubensis, Squatina dumeril, Gymnura micrura, Myliobatis freminvillei and Mobula hypostoma. This article stands as a pioneer towards the growth research in these elasmobranchs
Most shark records are reported using different types of measurements; thus, length-to-length conver...
Presented are the length-weight relationships for eight shark species (Families Carcharhinidae and S...
Large sharks and rays are generally understudied in the Mediterranean Sea, thus leading to a knowled...
In this study, elasmobranch length-weight relationships were estimated for five species caught betwe...
Length-weight relationships of two shark species were derived based on random samples from commercia...
Sharks and rays are cartilaginous fish that belong to the subclass Elasmobranchii. As this subclass ...
International audienceLength-weight relationships were estimated for 8 elasmobranchs (3 sharks and 5...
Length-Weight Relationships (LWR) were calculated for 22 commercial fish species caught by the artis...
Length-weight relationships were estimated for 8 elasmobranchs (3 sharks and 5 batoids) in the Leban...
Length–weight relationship (LWR) was estimated for 12 elasmobranch species; five shark species, fou...
The a and b parameters of the length-weight relationship (LWR) of the form W = aLb were estimated fo...
Fork length-dressed weight relationships on shark species (Prionace glauca, Isurus oxyrinchus, Carch...
AbstractLength-weight relationships were estimated for 8 elasmobranchs (3 sharks and 5 batoids) in t...
This paper presents size structure by sex and length-length relationships for Carcharhinus falciform...
Length-weight relationships and conversion factors between different weight types are presented for ...
Most shark records are reported using different types of measurements; thus, length-to-length conver...
Presented are the length-weight relationships for eight shark species (Families Carcharhinidae and S...
Large sharks and rays are generally understudied in the Mediterranean Sea, thus leading to a knowled...
In this study, elasmobranch length-weight relationships were estimated for five species caught betwe...
Length-weight relationships of two shark species were derived based on random samples from commercia...
Sharks and rays are cartilaginous fish that belong to the subclass Elasmobranchii. As this subclass ...
International audienceLength-weight relationships were estimated for 8 elasmobranchs (3 sharks and 5...
Length-Weight Relationships (LWR) were calculated for 22 commercial fish species caught by the artis...
Length-weight relationships were estimated for 8 elasmobranchs (3 sharks and 5 batoids) in the Leban...
Length–weight relationship (LWR) was estimated for 12 elasmobranch species; five shark species, fou...
The a and b parameters of the length-weight relationship (LWR) of the form W = aLb were estimated fo...
Fork length-dressed weight relationships on shark species (Prionace glauca, Isurus oxyrinchus, Carch...
AbstractLength-weight relationships were estimated for 8 elasmobranchs (3 sharks and 5 batoids) in t...
This paper presents size structure by sex and length-length relationships for Carcharhinus falciform...
Length-weight relationships and conversion factors between different weight types are presented for ...
Most shark records are reported using different types of measurements; thus, length-to-length conver...
Presented are the length-weight relationships for eight shark species (Families Carcharhinidae and S...
Large sharks and rays are generally understudied in the Mediterranean Sea, thus leading to a knowled...