Sexual growth dimorphism in sea bass Dicentrarchus labrax
By E. Saillant, A. Fostier, B. Menu, P. Haffray, B. Chatain. 2001
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- M. Dupont-Nivet
- M. Vandeputte
- Corrado Costa
- P. Haffray
- Paolo Menesatti
- B. Chatain
- E. Saillant
- Francesca Antonucci
Citations in the corpus
- Automated sorting for size, sex and skeletal anomalies of cultured seabass using external shape analysis (2013, background): “In this species, females are 20-30% larger than males (Saillant et al., 2001) but cannot be externally recognised.”
- Estimates of heritability and genotype–environment interactions for body weight in sea bass (Dicentrarchus labrax L.) raised under communal rearing conditions (2006, result): “This result suggest that sexual 15 maturation had a minor impact on somatic growth in sea bass during the growth phase examined 16 here as already observed at a similar growth stage by Saillant et al. (2001).”