Discriminação de espécies do gênero Selene (Carangidae) da costa Nordeste do Brasil,utilizando técnicas de morfometria geométrica
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Resumo: | Species of the Carangidae family are important components of fish fauna during all phases of the life span. Both Selene spixii (full moon fish) Spix and Agassiz (1831) and Selene Vomer (Atlantic look down) Linnaeus (1758) range in the Western Atlantic Ocean from New Scotia (Canada) to South America including the Gulf of Mexico. They are found in coastal shallow waters, either on hard or sandy bottoms. They usually establish schoals, but are also observed in small groups or pairs. They feed on small crustaceans, shrimps, fish and worms. Their flesh tastes good; these species are trade fresh. They can also be reared, they are highly prized in sport fishing. Both species are very similar in early phases of their life cycle, which renders the identification at the species level quite difficult. The aim of the present study was to carry out analyses of the pattern of morphological differentiation between the above mentioned species of Selene genre, using as method 1, techniques of multivariate analysis of the 16 distances between landmarks, defined in the truss net; and as method 2, the relative warps analysis (thin plate spline function) on the coordinates of 9 landmarks. Morphometric data were obtained from scanner digitalized images and the coordinates of the landmarks by using tpsdigw program, the distances were obtained from a program developed in language C and the relative warps analysis from tpsRelw program. Similarities were discriminated between the studied species using both Principal Components Analysis, Canonic as well as Discriminant Analyses based on morphometric features. The landmarks usedwere: 1. tip of the nose, 2. base of pelvic fin, 3. beginning of the first dorsal fin, 4. beginning of anal fin, 5. beginning of the second dorsal fin, 6. end of anal fin, 7.end of the second dorsal fin, 8. beginning of lower caudal fin, 9. beginning of upper caudal fin. According to method 1, measures D 1-3 and D 3-4 were the most important whereas for method 2, among shape variations, the one which contributes the most was the component x. |
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LESSA, Rosângela Paula TeixeiraSTOSIC, BorkoLOUREIRO, Eduardo César de MirandaNOGUEIRA, Romildo Albuquerquehttp://lattes.cnpq.br/2908958552233469LIMA FILHO, José de Melo2016-07-06T19:02:58Z2004-02-23LIMA FILHO, José de Melo. Discriminação de espécies do gênero Selene (Carangidae) da costa Nordeste do Brasil, utilizando técnicas de morfometria geométrica. 2004. 69 f. Dissertação (Programa de Pós-Graduação em Biometria e Estatística Aplicada) - Universidade Federal Rural de Pernambuco, Recife.http://www.tede2.ufrpe.br:8080/tede2/handle/tede2/5005Species of the Carangidae family are important components of fish fauna during all phases of the life span. Both Selene spixii (full moon fish) Spix and Agassiz (1831) and Selene Vomer (Atlantic look down) Linnaeus (1758) range in the Western Atlantic Ocean from New Scotia (Canada) to South America including the Gulf of Mexico. They are found in coastal shallow waters, either on hard or sandy bottoms. They usually establish schoals, but are also observed in small groups or pairs. They feed on small crustaceans, shrimps, fish and worms. Their flesh tastes good; these species are trade fresh. They can also be reared, they are highly prized in sport fishing. Both species are very similar in early phases of their life cycle, which renders the identification at the species level quite difficult. The aim of the present study was to carry out analyses of the pattern of morphological differentiation between the above mentioned species of Selene genre, using as method 1, techniques of multivariate analysis of the 16 distances between landmarks, defined in the truss net; and as method 2, the relative warps analysis (thin plate spline function) on the coordinates of 9 landmarks. Morphometric data were obtained from scanner digitalized images and the coordinates of the landmarks by using tpsdigw program, the distances were obtained from a program developed in language C and the relative warps analysis from tpsRelw program. Similarities were discriminated between the studied species using both Principal Components Analysis, Canonic as well as Discriminant Analyses based on morphometric features. The landmarks usedwere: 1. tip of the nose, 2. base of pelvic fin, 3. beginning of the first dorsal fin, 4. beginning of anal fin, 5. beginning of the second dorsal fin, 6. end of anal fin, 7.end of the second dorsal fin, 8. beginning of lower caudal fin, 9. beginning of upper caudal fin. According to method 1, measures D 1-3 and D 3-4 were the most important whereas for method 2, among shape variations, the one which contributes the most was the component x.Os Carangidae são importantes componentes da ictiofauna em todas as fases da vida e as espécies Selene spixii (Lua-do-Caribe) Spix e Agassiz (1831) e Selene vomer (galo–de-penacho) Linnaeus (1758) estão distribuídas pelo Atlântico Oeste de Nova Escócia (Canadá) ao longo das costas do Golfo do México até a América do Sul. Esses peixes são encontrados em águas rasas costeiras, sobre fundos duros ou arenosos. Vivem em cardumes, mas também podem ser observados em pequenos grupos ou em pares. Alimentam-se de pequenos caranguejos, camarões, peixes e poliquetas. Sua carne apresenta um sabor excelente, sendo comercializado fresco. Estes peixes podem ser cultivados em aquários, são valorizados na pesca esportiva, e ambas espécies apresentam grande semelhança na fase jovem o que dificulta a identificação. O objetivo deste trabalho foi analisar os padrões de diferenciação morfológicos entre as espécies do gênero Selene, utilizando como método 1, técnicas de análise multivariada das 16 distâncias entre marcos anatômicos, definidas na rede de treliças; e como método 2, a análise de deformações relativas (função thin plate spline) sobre as coordenadas de 9 marcos anatômicos. Os dados morfométricos foram obtidos em imagens digitalizadas por scanner, as coordenadas dos marcos anatômicos pelo programa tpsDig, as distâncias obtidas por programa desenvolvido em linguagem C e a análise de deformações relativas através do programa tpsRelw. Pretendeu-se discriminar similaridades entre as duas espécies por meio de Componentes Principais, Análise de Variáveis Canônicas e Análise Discriminante com base em características morfométricas. Foram utilizados os seguintes marcos anatômicos: 1. ponta do focinho; 2. base da nadadeira ventral (pélvica); 3. início da primeira nadadeira dorsal; 4. início da nadadeira anal; 5. início da segunda nadadeira dorsal; 6. final da nadadeira anal; 7. final da segunda nadadeira dorsal; 8. início da nadadeira caudal inferior; 9. início da nadadeira caudal superior. No método 1, as medidas D 1-3 e D 3-4 foram as mais importantes, enquanto que no método 2, dentre as variações de forma, a que mais contribuiu foi a componente uniforme x.Submitted by (ana.araujo@ufrpe.br) on 2016-07-06T19:02:58Z No. of bitstreams: 1 Jose de Melo Lima Filho.pdf: 1580839 bytes, checksum: 922a898621f152e5c160d41a8f459629 (MD5)Made available in DSpace on 2016-07-06T19:02:58Z (GMT). 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Discriminação de espécies do gênero Selene (Carangidae) da costa Nordeste do Brasil,utilizando técnicas de morfometria geométrica |
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Discrimination of Selene species (Family Carangidae) from Northeastern brazilian coast, using techniques of geometric morphometry |
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Discriminação de espécies do gênero Selene (Carangidae) da costa Nordeste do Brasil,utilizando técnicas de morfometria geométrica |
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Discriminação de espécies do gênero Selene (Carangidae) da costa Nordeste do Brasil,utilizando técnicas de morfometria geométrica LIMA FILHO, José de Melo Morfometria geométrica Selene Análise multivariada Carangidae Marcos anatômicos Centróide Geometric morphometric Multivariate analysis Landmarks Centroid CIENCIAS EXATAS E DA TERRA::PROBABILIDADE E ESTATISTICA |
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Discriminação de espécies do gênero Selene (Carangidae) da costa Nordeste do Brasil,utilizando técnicas de morfometria geométrica |
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Discriminação de espécies do gênero Selene (Carangidae) da costa Nordeste do Brasil,utilizando técnicas de morfometria geométrica |
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Discriminação de espécies do gênero Selene (Carangidae) da costa Nordeste do Brasil,utilizando técnicas de morfometria geométrica |
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Discriminação de espécies do gênero Selene (Carangidae) da costa Nordeste do Brasil,utilizando técnicas de morfometria geométrica |
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Discriminação de espécies do gênero Selene (Carangidae) da costa Nordeste do Brasil,utilizando técnicas de morfometria geométrica |
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LIMA FILHO, José de Melo |
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LIMA FILHO, José de Melo |
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LESSA, Rosângela Paula Teixeira |
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STOSIC, Borko |
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LOUREIRO, Eduardo César de Miranda |
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NOGUEIRA, Romildo Albuquerque |
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LIMA FILHO, José de Melo |
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LESSA, Rosângela Paula Teixeira STOSIC, Borko LOUREIRO, Eduardo César de Miranda NOGUEIRA, Romildo Albuquerque |
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Morfometria geométrica Selene Análise multivariada Carangidae Marcos anatômicos Centróide |
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Morfometria geométrica Selene Análise multivariada Carangidae Marcos anatômicos Centróide Geometric morphometric Multivariate analysis Landmarks Centroid CIENCIAS EXATAS E DA TERRA::PROBABILIDADE E ESTATISTICA |
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Geometric morphometric Multivariate analysis Landmarks Centroid |
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CIENCIAS EXATAS E DA TERRA::PROBABILIDADE E ESTATISTICA |
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Species of the Carangidae family are important components of fish fauna during all phases of the life span. Both Selene spixii (full moon fish) Spix and Agassiz (1831) and Selene Vomer (Atlantic look down) Linnaeus (1758) range in the Western Atlantic Ocean from New Scotia (Canada) to South America including the Gulf of Mexico. They are found in coastal shallow waters, either on hard or sandy bottoms. They usually establish schoals, but are also observed in small groups or pairs. They feed on small crustaceans, shrimps, fish and worms. Their flesh tastes good; these species are trade fresh. They can also be reared, they are highly prized in sport fishing. Both species are very similar in early phases of their life cycle, which renders the identification at the species level quite difficult. The aim of the present study was to carry out analyses of the pattern of morphological differentiation between the above mentioned species of Selene genre, using as method 1, techniques of multivariate analysis of the 16 distances between landmarks, defined in the truss net; and as method 2, the relative warps analysis (thin plate spline function) on the coordinates of 9 landmarks. Morphometric data were obtained from scanner digitalized images and the coordinates of the landmarks by using tpsdigw program, the distances were obtained from a program developed in language C and the relative warps analysis from tpsRelw program. Similarities were discriminated between the studied species using both Principal Components Analysis, Canonic as well as Discriminant Analyses based on morphometric features. The landmarks usedwere: 1. tip of the nose, 2. base of pelvic fin, 3. beginning of the first dorsal fin, 4. beginning of anal fin, 5. beginning of the second dorsal fin, 6. end of anal fin, 7.end of the second dorsal fin, 8. beginning of lower caudal fin, 9. beginning of upper caudal fin. According to method 1, measures D 1-3 and D 3-4 were the most important whereas for method 2, among shape variations, the one which contributes the most was the component x. |
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