Padrões de distribuição e aspectos populacionais dos peixes da família Haemulidae na plataforma continental brasileira
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Resumo: | Haemulidae, one of the main families of reef fish in Brazil, besides their great relevance in artisanal fishing, also have an important ecological role, mainly because they contribute to the balance of the environment in which they live, regulating the abundance of invertebrates and transferring nutrients in the most diverse types of environments. The objective of this work is to describe the distribution and abundance patterns of the Haemulidae species in the Northeast region of Brazil, as well as the population aspects and the diversity of this family, considering factors such as latitude, distance from the continental shelf and type of habitat. The differentiated use of habitat for juvenile aggregation will also be considered in this study. The information was collected in two scientific expeditions that took place in August to September 2015, and April to May 2017, along the continental shelf in northeastern Brazil (latitude 9° to 5°S). The species were described in percentage in number (%N), biomass (%B) and frequency of occurrence (%FO), the relative abundance of the species was obtained, described as CPUE (Capture per Unit of Effort) and the dominance index for the species was also calculated. Additionally, the weight-length relationship, sex-ratio, and size at first maturity of the main species were obtained. A total of 2976 individuals were captured, belonging to 5 genera and 10 species. The species with higher N% were H. aurolineatum (66%) and H. squamipinna (23%). In B%, H. plumierii (37.6%), H. aurolineatum (35.4%) and H. steindachneri (10.5%) stood out. The highest CPUE values were recorded for the state of Pernambuco and Rio Grande do Norte. A greater number of species were found on the inner platform, in areas where the predominant habitat was coral and in latitudes higher than 8°S, being H. plumierii, H. aurolineatum and H. squamipinna considered dominant species. Regarding population aspects, H. plumierii presented a higher proportion of females than males, while H. aurolineatum, H. squamipinna, H. steindachneri, Orthopristis ruber presented a 1:1 ratio. The size of first maturity of H. plumierii was 14 cm, 11.8 cm for H. aurolineatum and 10.1 cm for H. squamipinna. The Haemulidae are abundant and biodiverse in the Northeast of Brazil, therefore increasing knowledge about the biology of these species, their respective relations with the habitat and the identification of areas with high ecological importance, are essential to better develop management and conservation strategies, as well as to preserve the integrity of the ecosystem, ensuring that the ecological processes, not only of the Haemulidae family, but also of the various species of reef fish distributed on the Northeast coast, are preserved. |
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FRÉDOU, Flávia LucenaSILVA, Francisco Marcante Santana daOLIVEIRA, Paulo Guilherme Vasconcelos dehttp://lattes.cnpq.br/2915813430615952MELO, Catarina Cardoso de2019-12-10T13:56:46Z2019-08-09MELO, Catarina Cardoso de. Padrões de distribuição e aspectos populacionais dos peixes da família Haemulidae na plataforma continental brasileira. 2019. 47 f. Dissertação (Programa de Pós-Graduação em Recursos Pesqueiros e Aquicultura) - Universidade Federal Rural de Pernambuco, Recife.http://www.tede2.ufrpe.br:8080/tede2/handle/tede2/8419Haemulidae, one of the main families of reef fish in Brazil, besides their great relevance in artisanal fishing, also have an important ecological role, mainly because they contribute to the balance of the environment in which they live, regulating the abundance of invertebrates and transferring nutrients in the most diverse types of environments. The objective of this work is to describe the distribution and abundance patterns of the Haemulidae species in the Northeast region of Brazil, as well as the population aspects and the diversity of this family, considering factors such as latitude, distance from the continental shelf and type of habitat. The differentiated use of habitat for juvenile aggregation will also be considered in this study. The information was collected in two scientific expeditions that took place in August to September 2015, and April to May 2017, along the continental shelf in northeastern Brazil (latitude 9° to 5°S). The species were described in percentage in number (%N), biomass (%B) and frequency of occurrence (%FO), the relative abundance of the species was obtained, described as CPUE (Capture per Unit of Effort) and the dominance index for the species was also calculated. Additionally, the weight-length relationship, sex-ratio, and size at first maturity of the main species were obtained. A total of 2976 individuals were captured, belonging to 5 genera and 10 species. The species with higher N% were H. aurolineatum (66%) and H. squamipinna (23%). In B%, H. plumierii (37.6%), H. aurolineatum (35.4%) and H. steindachneri (10.5%) stood out. The highest CPUE values were recorded for the state of Pernambuco and Rio Grande do Norte. A greater number of species were found on the inner platform, in areas where the predominant habitat was coral and in latitudes higher than 8°S, being H. plumierii, H. aurolineatum and H. squamipinna considered dominant species. Regarding population aspects, H. plumierii presented a higher proportion of females than males, while H. aurolineatum, H. squamipinna, H. steindachneri, Orthopristis ruber presented a 1:1 ratio. The size of first maturity of H. plumierii was 14 cm, 11.8 cm for H. aurolineatum and 10.1 cm for H. squamipinna. The Haemulidae are abundant and biodiverse in the Northeast of Brazil, therefore increasing knowledge about the biology of these species, their respective relations with the habitat and the identification of areas with high ecological importance, are essential to better develop management and conservation strategies, as well as to preserve the integrity of the ecosystem, ensuring that the ecological processes, not only of the Haemulidae family, but also of the various species of reef fish distributed on the Northeast coast, are preserved.Haemulídeos, uma das principais famílias de peixes recifais do Brasil, além da sua grande relevância na pesca artesanal, também possuem importante papel ecológico, principalmente por contribuírem com o equilíbrio do ambiente em que habitam, regulando a abundância de invertebrados e transferindo nutrientes nos mais diversos tipos de ambientes. Este trabalho tem o objetivo de descrever os padrões de distribuição e abundância das espécies da família Haemulidae na região Nordeste do Brasil, assim como os aspectos populacionais e a diversidade dessa família, considerando fatores como latitude, distância da plataforma continental e tipo de hábitat. O uso diferenciado do habitat para agregação de juvenis também será considerado neste estudo. As informações foram coletadas em duas expedições científicas que ocorreram em agosto a setembro de 2015, e abril a maio de 2017, ao longo da plataforma continental no nordeste do Brasil (latitude de 9º a 5ºS). As espécies foram descritas em percentagem em número (%N), biomassa (%B) e frequência de ocorrência (%FO), foi obtida a abundância relativa das espécies, descrita como CPUE (Captura por Unidade de Esforço) e ainda foi calculado o índice de dominância para as espécies. Adicionalmente foram obtidas a relação peso-comprimento, proporção sexual, e tamanho de primeira maturação das principais espécies. No total foram capturados 2976 indivíduos, pertencentes a 5 gêneros e 10 espécies. As espécies que apresentaram maiores N% foram H. aurolineatum (66%) e H. squamipinna (23%). Em B% se destacaram H. plumierii (37,6%), H. aurolineatum (35,4%) e H. steindachneri (10,5%). Os maiores valores de CPUE foram registrados para o estado de Pernambuco e Rio Grande do Norte. Um maior número de espécies foi encontrado na plataforma interna, em áreas onde o habitat predominante eram corais e em latitudes superiores a 8°S, sendo H. plumierii, H. aurolineatum e H. squamipinna consideradas espécies dominantes. Quanto aos aspectos populacionais, H. plumierii apresentou maior proporção de fêmeas do que machos enquanto H. aurolineatum, H. squamipinna, H. steindachneri, Orthopristis ruber apresentaram proporção 1:1. O tamanho de primeira maturidade de H. plumierii foi de 14 cm, 11.8 cm para H. aurolineatum e 10.1 cm para o H. squamipinna. Os Haemulidae são abundantes e biodiversos no Nordeste do Brasil, portanto aumentar o conhecimento acerca da biologia destas espécies, suas respectivas relações com o habitat e a identificação de áreas de alta importância ecológica são essenciais para melhor desenvolver estratégias de manejo e conservação, bem como para preservar a integridade do ecossistema, garantindo que os processos ecológicos, não apenas da família Haemulidae, mas também das diversas espécies de peixes recifais distribuídos na costa Nordeste, sejam preservados.Submitted by Mario BC (mario@bc.ufrpe.br) on 2019-12-10T13:56:46Z No. of bitstreams: 1 Catarina Cardoso de Melo.pdf: 968506 bytes, checksum: 282af911d930fe26af7f34f5031bc264 (MD5)Made available in DSpace on 2019-12-10T13:56:46Z (GMT). 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Padrões de distribuição e aspectos populacionais dos peixes da família Haemulidae na plataforma continental brasileira |
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Padrões de distribuição e aspectos populacionais dos peixes da família Haemulidae na plataforma continental brasileira |
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Padrões de distribuição e aspectos populacionais dos peixes da família Haemulidae na plataforma continental brasileira MELO, Catarina Cardoso de Peixe recifal Haemulidae Coral (animal marinho) Manejo espacial CIENCIAS AGRARIAS::RECURSOS PESQUEIROS E ENGENHARIA DE PESCA |
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Padrões de distribuição e aspectos populacionais dos peixes da família Haemulidae na plataforma continental brasileira |
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Padrões de distribuição e aspectos populacionais dos peixes da família Haemulidae na plataforma continental brasileira |
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Padrões de distribuição e aspectos populacionais dos peixes da família Haemulidae na plataforma continental brasileira |
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Padrões de distribuição e aspectos populacionais dos peixes da família Haemulidae na plataforma continental brasileira |
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Padrões de distribuição e aspectos populacionais dos peixes da família Haemulidae na plataforma continental brasileira |
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MELO, Catarina Cardoso de |
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FRÉDOU, Flávia Lucena |
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SILVA, Francisco Marcante Santana da |
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OLIVEIRA, Paulo Guilherme Vasconcelos de |
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FRÉDOU, Flávia Lucena SILVA, Francisco Marcante Santana da OLIVEIRA, Paulo Guilherme Vasconcelos de |
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Peixe recifal Haemulidae Coral (animal marinho) Manejo espacial |
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Peixe recifal Haemulidae Coral (animal marinho) Manejo espacial CIENCIAS AGRARIAS::RECURSOS PESQUEIROS E ENGENHARIA DE PESCA |
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CIENCIAS AGRARIAS::RECURSOS PESQUEIROS E ENGENHARIA DE PESCA |
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Haemulidae, one of the main families of reef fish in Brazil, besides their great relevance in artisanal fishing, also have an important ecological role, mainly because they contribute to the balance of the environment in which they live, regulating the abundance of invertebrates and transferring nutrients in the most diverse types of environments. The objective of this work is to describe the distribution and abundance patterns of the Haemulidae species in the Northeast region of Brazil, as well as the population aspects and the diversity of this family, considering factors such as latitude, distance from the continental shelf and type of habitat. The differentiated use of habitat for juvenile aggregation will also be considered in this study. The information was collected in two scientific expeditions that took place in August to September 2015, and April to May 2017, along the continental shelf in northeastern Brazil (latitude 9° to 5°S). The species were described in percentage in number (%N), biomass (%B) and frequency of occurrence (%FO), the relative abundance of the species was obtained, described as CPUE (Capture per Unit of Effort) and the dominance index for the species was also calculated. Additionally, the weight-length relationship, sex-ratio, and size at first maturity of the main species were obtained. A total of 2976 individuals were captured, belonging to 5 genera and 10 species. The species with higher N% were H. aurolineatum (66%) and H. squamipinna (23%). In B%, H. plumierii (37.6%), H. aurolineatum (35.4%) and H. steindachneri (10.5%) stood out. The highest CPUE values were recorded for the state of Pernambuco and Rio Grande do Norte. A greater number of species were found on the inner platform, in areas where the predominant habitat was coral and in latitudes higher than 8°S, being H. plumierii, H. aurolineatum and H. squamipinna considered dominant species. Regarding population aspects, H. plumierii presented a higher proportion of females than males, while H. aurolineatum, H. squamipinna, H. steindachneri, Orthopristis ruber presented a 1:1 ratio. The size of first maturity of H. plumierii was 14 cm, 11.8 cm for H. aurolineatum and 10.1 cm for H. squamipinna. The Haemulidae are abundant and biodiverse in the Northeast of Brazil, therefore increasing knowledge about the biology of these species, their respective relations with the habitat and the identification of areas with high ecological importance, are essential to better develop management and conservation strategies, as well as to preserve the integrity of the ecosystem, ensuring that the ecological processes, not only of the Haemulidae family, but also of the various species of reef fish distributed on the Northeast coast, are preserved. |
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