Metamorphosis and estuarine colonisation in the common sole, Solea solea (L.): implications for recruitment regulation

By Rachid Amara, F. Lagardère, Y. Désaunay, J. Marchand. 2000

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Seasonal patterns in the fish and epibenthic crustaceans community of an intertidal zone with particular reference to the population dynamics of plaice and brown shrimp (2003, background): “This strategy probably tends to reduce intra or interspecific competition for resources (Amara et al., 2001; Piet, Pfisterer, & Rijnsdorp, 1998). Gibson (1973) suggests that the separation of large and small fish is likely to reduce any tendency towards cannibalism.”
Influence of ontogenetic and environmental changes in the otolith microchemistry of juvenile sole (Solea solea) (2003, unknown): “The mechanisms of sole larval transport remain unclear, albeit noticeable progress has been obtained (see review in Amara et al., 2000).”