Bathymetric distribution and abundance of the king crab (chaceon affinis milne Edwards and Bouvier, 1984) off the Canary Island

The king crab inhabit waters around the Canary Islands, but it is more common off Gran Canaria and Tenerife Islands, in depths between 300 and 1150 m, beging more abundant in the 600-1000 m range. There were not significant differences between winter and summer in its batimetic distribution and rela...

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Autores: Trujillo-Santana, Aarón, Hernández García, Vicente, Santana Ortega, Ana T., Cuscó-Marín, Ricardo, Hernández López, José Luis, Pérez González, Yeray, Cuyás Lazarich, Conchi, Almonacid Rioseco, Eduardo Isael, Arrasate López, Mikel, Castro, J.J.
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Fecha de publicación:2007
País:España
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spelling Bathymetric distribution and abundance of the king crab (chaceon affinis milne Edwards and Bouvier, 1984) off the Canary IslandTrujillo-Santana, AarónHernández García, VicenteSantana Ortega, Ana T.Cuscó-Marín, RicardoHernández López, José LuisPérez González, YerayCuyás Lazarich, ConchiAlmonacid Rioseco, Eduardo IsaelArrasate López, MikelCastro, J.J.CangrejoDistribución verticalCanariasThe king crab inhabit waters around the Canary Islands, but it is more common off Gran Canaria and Tenerife Islands, in depths between 300 and 1150 m, beging more abundant in the 600-1000 m range. There were not significant differences between winter and summer in its batimetic distribution and relative abundance. The wider bathymetric distribution was observed off La Gomera island (300-1100 m depth) and Gran Canaria and Tenerife islands (300-1000 m and 500-1150 m depth respectively). However, the higher abundance was always found between 600 and 900 m depth. Off Lanzarote and La Palma islands the bathymetric distribution was lightly reduced (600-1000 and 400-900 m depth respectively). On other hand, significative differences were observed in mean weight distributions, beging heavier and lighthavier specimens caught off Lanzarote and La Gomera islands, respectively. Otherwise, females were more abundant than males in captures, with sex ratios that oscillate between 1:1,4 to 1:1,7, except off La Palma were males were predominant, with a sex ratio 1:0,4.2009201820182007info:eu-repo/semantics/articleArticlehttp://hdl.handle.net/10553/1177Simposio Internacional de Ciencias del Mar. Simposio GLOBEC-IMBER España, Valencia, del 28 al 31 de marzo de 2007, L'Oceanogràphic : libro de resúmenes = Books of abstracts. p. 210reponame:accedaCRIS portal de investigación de la Universidad de las Palmas de Gran Canariainstname:Inglésinfo:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessoai:accedacris.ulpgc.es:10553/11772025-08-04T10:01:22Z
dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Bathymetric distribution and abundance of the king crab (chaceon affinis milne Edwards and Bouvier, 1984) off the Canary Island
title Bathymetric distribution and abundance of the king crab (chaceon affinis milne Edwards and Bouvier, 1984) off the Canary Island
spellingShingle Bathymetric distribution and abundance of the king crab (chaceon affinis milne Edwards and Bouvier, 1984) off the Canary Island
Trujillo-Santana, Aarón
Cangrejo
Distribución vertical
Canarias
title_short Bathymetric distribution and abundance of the king crab (chaceon affinis milne Edwards and Bouvier, 1984) off the Canary Island
title_full Bathymetric distribution and abundance of the king crab (chaceon affinis milne Edwards and Bouvier, 1984) off the Canary Island
title_fullStr Bathymetric distribution and abundance of the king crab (chaceon affinis milne Edwards and Bouvier, 1984) off the Canary Island
title_full_unstemmed Bathymetric distribution and abundance of the king crab (chaceon affinis milne Edwards and Bouvier, 1984) off the Canary Island
title_sort Bathymetric distribution and abundance of the king crab (chaceon affinis milne Edwards and Bouvier, 1984) off the Canary Island
dc.creator.none.fl_str_mv Trujillo-Santana, Aarón
Hernández García, Vicente
Santana Ortega, Ana T.
Cuscó-Marín, Ricardo
Hernández López, José Luis
Pérez González, Yeray
Cuyás Lazarich, Conchi
Almonacid Rioseco, Eduardo Isael
Arrasate López, Mikel
Castro, J.J.
author Trujillo-Santana, Aarón
author_facet Trujillo-Santana, Aarón
Hernández García, Vicente
Santana Ortega, Ana T.
Cuscó-Marín, Ricardo
Hernández López, José Luis
Pérez González, Yeray
Cuyás Lazarich, Conchi
Almonacid Rioseco, Eduardo Isael
Arrasate López, Mikel
Castro, J.J.
author_role author
author2 Hernández García, Vicente
Santana Ortega, Ana T.
Cuscó-Marín, Ricardo
Hernández López, José Luis
Pérez González, Yeray
Cuyás Lazarich, Conchi
Almonacid Rioseco, Eduardo Isael
Arrasate López, Mikel
Castro, J.J.
author2_role author
author
author
author
author
author
author
author
author
dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv Cangrejo
Distribución vertical
Canarias
topic Cangrejo
Distribución vertical
Canarias
description The king crab inhabit waters around the Canary Islands, but it is more common off Gran Canaria and Tenerife Islands, in depths between 300 and 1150 m, beging more abundant in the 600-1000 m range. There were not significant differences between winter and summer in its batimetic distribution and relative abundance. The wider bathymetric distribution was observed off La Gomera island (300-1100 m depth) and Gran Canaria and Tenerife islands (300-1000 m and 500-1150 m depth respectively). However, the higher abundance was always found between 600 and 900 m depth. Off Lanzarote and La Palma islands the bathymetric distribution was lightly reduced (600-1000 and 400-900 m depth respectively). On other hand, significative differences were observed in mean weight distributions, beging heavier and lighthavier specimens caught off Lanzarote and La Gomera islands, respectively. Otherwise, females were more abundant than males in captures, with sex ratios that oscillate between 1:1,4 to 1:1,7, except off La Palma were males were predominant, with a sex ratio 1:0,4.
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