The food of juvenile coryphaenoides rupestris gunnerus, 1765 (pisces, macrouridae) in the skagerrak

J Mauchline; Odd Aksel Bergstad; John D M Gordon; T Brattegard

The food of juvenile coryphaenoides rupestris gunnerus, 1765 (pisces, macrouridae) in the skagerrak

J Mauchline
, Odd Aksel Bergstad
, John D M Gordon
, T Brattegard

SAMS UHI

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Abstract

The food of 8-10 cm juvenile Coryphaenoides rupestris which had recently become benthopelagic, is described. Benthopelagic and hyperbenthic mysids were the most important prey, while ostracods were numerous in some stomachs.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	163-164
Number of pages	2
Journal	SARSIA
Volume	79
Issue number	3
Publication status	Published - 1994

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Marine & Freshwater Biology
Ecology

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The food of juvenile coryphaenoides rupestris gunnerus, 1765 (pisces, macrouridae) in the skagerrak

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