The nursery function of the intertidal areas in the western Wadden Sea for 0-group sole Solea solea (L.)

By H. W. Veer, R. Dapper, J. Witte. 2001

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Temporal and spatial distributions of larval fish assemblages in the Lima estuary (Portugal) (2006, background): “Since early life stages are a particularly vulnerable phase, it is hypothesized that marine fish larvae and juveniles migrate into estuaries to make use of the high food abundance and refuge against predators, in order to maximize survival (Frank and Legget, 1983; Kennish, 1990; Van der Veer et al.”
The food limitation hypothesis for juvenile marine fish (2015, background): “Finally, it varies from one species to another, even in the same area, e.g., in the North 22 Sea, trophic dependence is important for common sole (van der Veer et al. 2001) but limited 23 for plaice (van der Veer et al. 1986).”
Growth and condition indices in juvenile sole Solea solea measured to assess the quality of essential fish habitat (2007, methodology): “When fed ad libitum in the hatchery, 0-group sole growth rates may vary from 0.5 to 1.5 mm d–1 (Van der Veer et al. 2001).”