Interspecific Scaling Relationships of Fishes Among Weight, Length, and Longevity

HUI Cang

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Interspecific Scaling Relationships of Fishes Among Weight, Length, and Longevity

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Key Laboratory of Arid and Grassland Agroecology of Ministry of Education, Lanzhou University, Lanzhou 730000, China

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Opened online: 8 January 2004

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Citation: HUI Cang.Interspecific Scaling Relationships of Fishes Among Weight, Length, and Longevity[OL]. [ 8 January 2004] http://en.paper.edu.cn/en_releasepaper/content/128

This paper presents data of length, weight, and longevity gathered from literature and FishBase belonging to 195 fish species and 69 families. Compared with intraspecific weight-length relationship (W~L3.0), interspecific weight scales as 2.5-power of length (W~L2.5). Additionally, interspecific longevity also shows a weak power-relationship with body length (S~L0.525).

Keywords:Body size; fish; longevity; scaling relationship.

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