External Morphological Study Of Wild Labeo Calbasu With Reference To Body Weight' Total Length And Condition Factor From The River Chenab, Punjab, Pakistan

115 samples of Labeo calbasu ranged 8.0-17.9cm length with mean11.90±1.96 and 4.9-68.5g weight with mean 22.25±12.54 from the River Chenab, Southern Punjab, Pakistan were analyzed to investigate length-weight relationships (LWR) of fish in relation to condition factor (K). Standard length (SL), fork...

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Main Authors: Naeem, Muhammad, Bhatti, Asif Hussain, Nouman, Muhammad Fahad
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Summary:115 samples of Labeo calbasu ranged 8.0-17.9cm length with mean11.90±1.96 and 4.9-68.5g weight with mean 22.25±12.54 from the River Chenab, Southern Punjab, Pakistan were analyzed to investigate length-weight relationships (LWR) of fish in relation to condition factor (K). Standard length (SL), fork length (FL), head length (HL) head width (HW), body girth (BG), dorsal fin length (DFL), dorsal fin base (DFB), pectoral fin length (PcFL), pelvic fin length (PvFL) and anal fin length (AFL) are found to be highly correlated with increasing total length and wet body weight (r > 0.500). Wet body weight has positive (r=0.540) and total length has no correlation (r=0.344) with calculated Condition factor (K). The slope "b" in the relationship is 3.27 and intercepts -2.2258. : {"references": ["D. Pauly and F. C. Gayanilo, \"Estimating the parameter of lengthweight\nrelationships from length frequency samples and bulk weights,\"\np. 136. in D. Pauly and P. Martosubroto (eds.) 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