Marine & Fishery Sciences (MAFIS)

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  Año 2024, Vol. 37, Número 1. Dedicado a: Marine and Fishery Sciences (MAFIS) - Accepted Articles

  • Original Research Papers

    • Whoʼs the biggest fish in the pond? The story of bull sharks (Carcharhinus leucas) in an Australian golf course lake, with deliberations on this speciesʼ longevity in low salinity habitats

      Peter Gausmann

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      págs. 5-25

      

    • Podocoryna tenuis (Hydrozoa) in temperate waters of the southwestern Atlantic: additional data on life cycle stages support its synonym with Podocoryna humilis

      Gabriel N. Genzano, Thaís P. Miranda, Nuria Vázquez, Julieta Jañez, Antonio C. Marques

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      págs. 27-39

      

    • Effects of artificial light at night on the mobility of the sea urchin Paracentrotus lividus

      Davide Di Bari

      • Resumen
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      págs. 41-52

      

    • Otolith atlas for marine fishes of the southwestern Atlantic occurring along southern Brazil (28° S-34° S)

      Manuel Haimovici, Lucas dos S. Rodrigues, Silvia H. B. Lucato, Marcio de A. Freire, Luciano G. Fischer, Luis G. Cardoso

      • Resumen
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      págs. 53-207

      

  • Reviews

    • Vanishing splendor: a comprehensive review of the decline in the original fish fauna of Lake Victoria

      Fredrick Juma Syanya, Zachary O. Winam, Wilson M. Mathia

      • Resumen
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      págs. 209-231

      

  • Notes

    • Oil seeps from the Patagonian shelf: their thermosteric fate

      Federico I. Isla, Luis C. Cortizo

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      págs. 233-240

      

    • Using head, pectoral girdle bones and otoliths to estimate length and weight of Argentine anchovy (Engraulis anchoita), a key species in Patagonian marine ecosystem

      Santiago J. Fernández, Cynthia Ibarra, Ximena Navoa, Javier E. Ciancio

      • Resumen
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      págs. 241-252