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• W4385759092 abstract "The lack of data on the age, growth, and reproduction of the Atlantic Goliath Grouper Epinephelus itajara off the coasts of Florida (USA) makes it difficult to estimate the extent of their population recovery following the 1990 fishery closure, as well as the potential effects of the recent (2023) opening of a fishery for juveniles. Goliath Grouper from the Atlantic coast of Florida were non-lethally sampled for size (total length, TL), age (via fin rays), and sex and reproductive stage (via gonad biopsies, milt/egg expression, gonopores) from May to October 2010–2016. Of 653 unique fish captured (not including 118 recaptures), 257 (39.4%) were females (122–228 cm TL; 5–20 years old), 264 (40.0%) were males (104–225 cm TL; 4–22 years old), 100 (15.3%) were unsexed (82–211 cm TL; 3–15 years old), and 32 (4.9%) were protogynous hermaphrodites (108–209 cm TL; 5–20 years old). Protogyny was conclusively determined in two fish recaptured and re-biopsied that had transitioned from female to male. However, an overlap in the age and size of males and females, a 1:1 sex ratio, and the presence of relatively small, young, mature males, in combination with an apparently low functional sex change rate, all indicated that the sexual pattern of Goliath Grouper was functionally gonochoristic with the potential for diandric protogyny. Females > 10 years old were larger-at-age than males, and Goliath Grouper from the Atlantic coast were larger-at-age than fish from the Gulf of Mexico. These differences in age, growth, and reproductive strategy—as well as the nascent fishery for juveniles—need to be monitored closely so that the current and future reproductive capacity of the population continues to ensure growth and sustainability." @default.
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• W4385759092 title "Age, Growth, and Functional Gonochorism with a Twist of Diandric Protogyny in Goliath Grouper from the Atlantic Coast of Florida" @default.
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