Distribution of Cod in the Barents Sea in 1967 (Raspredelenie Treski b Barentsevom More y 1967 G)

The distribution of cod in 1967 in the Barents Sea was revealed by tagged specimens in fish trawls. Capelin were the principal food of cod in February and March and were supplemented by herring and krill (euphausiids) in April and May. Calanus, shrimp, young cod and perch, ctenophores, and coal fish...

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Berger,T. S.
Other Authors: NAVAL OCEANOGRAPHIC OFFICE WASHINGTON D C
Format: Text
Language:English
Published: 1973
Subjects:
Biology
Biological Oceanography
*ARCTIC OCEAN
DISTRIBUTION
FISHES
FOOD
STATISTICAL DATA
TEMPERATURE
SEA WATER
USSR
ANIMAL MIGRATIONS
BARENTS SEA
COD
TRANSLATIONS
Arctic
Arctic Ocean
Barents Sea
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Summary:The distribution of cod in 1967 in the Barents Sea was revealed by tagged specimens in fish trawls. Capelin were the principal food of cod in February and March and were supplemented by herring and krill (euphausiids) in April and May. Calanus, shrimp, young cod and perch, ctenophores, and coal fish also were found in cod stomachs in different locations and months. Variations in numbers of cod and their fat content are related to regions, month, food, and cod lengths. Their migrations through the Barents Sea are traced. (Author) Trans. of Materialy Rybokhozyaistvennykh Issledovanii Severnogo Basseina (USSR) v14 p3-13 1970, by V. Astvazaturov.

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