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Length-weight relationship (lwr), condition factor and seasonal distribution of Sardinella sindensis (day, 1878) through size frequency variation from the Balochistan Coast, Pakistan
Elahi, N.; Yousuf, F.; Tabassum, S.; Raza, A. (2015). Length-weight relationship (lwr), condition factor and seasonal distribution of Sardinella sindensis (day, 1878) through size frequency variation from the Balochistan Coast, Pakistan. Int. J. Fauna Biol. Stud. 2(3): 96-99
In: International Journal of Fauna and Biological Studies. Akinik Publications: Delhi. ISSN 2394-0522; e-ISSN 2347-2677, more

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    Marine/Coastal
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    Length-weight relationship, condition factor, Sardinella sindensis, Balochistan Coast

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  • Elahi, N.
  • Yousuf, F.
  • Tabassum, S.
  • Raza, A.

Abstract
    The length-weight relationship and condition factor was investigated from 1000 specimens of Sardinella sindensis caught along the Gwadar waters, Balochistan, Pakistan for 3 years from January 2003 to December 2006. The experimental fish size in total length (TL) ranged from 15 to 25 cm (mean ± SD=17.8±1.50) and the body weight (W) of S.sindensis range from 40 to 75 g (mean ± SD=50.3±11.28). The value of regression co-efficient obtained for the length-weight relationship was 0.6991. This suggests positive allometry growth from the entire specimens sampled. There was no significant statistical difference in the regression co-efficients. The mean value of condition factor computed for all the specimens of Sardinella sindensis was0.87±0.09, indicated that the specimens were moderately healthy.

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