| [seasonal and spatial structure of reef fish community in san jose island, gulf of california, mexico]. | the gulf of california is one of the most fish diverse areas of the tropical eastern pacific ocean. in spite of its economic value, few works have considered fish community studies for optimum management. with the aim to determine the seasonal and spatial variation of fish communities in eight locations around the san josé island, some ecological research was conducted from march 2001 to february 2002. for this, visual censuses were used in 48 transects of 100x5m (500m2); specific analysis such ... | 2012 | 23894936 |
| iron bioavailability in larvae yellow snapper (lutjanus argentiventris): cloning and expression analysis of ferritin-h. | ferritin is a major intracellular iron storage protein in higher vertebrates and plays an important role in iron metabolism. in this study, ferritin h subunit was cloned from the larvae of yellow snapper, lutjanus argentiventris, by rapid amplification of cdna ends (race) following in silico transcriptome analysis. the full-length cdnas of the lafeh was 1231 bp in length encoding 177 amino acids with a predicted molecular mass (mw) about 20.82 kda and theoretical isoelectric point (pi) of 5.79. ... | 2014 | 24561126 |
| a new species of ergasilus (copepoda:cyclopoida:ergasilidae) from coastal fishes of the mexican pacific. | a new species of the cyclopoid copepod genus ergasilus von nordmann, 1832 is described based on adult female specimens removed from the gills of the yellow snapper lutjanus argentiventris (peters) and the yellowfin snook centropomus robalito jordan et gilbert from a pacific coastal system of mexico. the new species ergasilus davidi sp. n. has a combination of characters that includes a two-segmented first leg endopod, a three-segmented fourth leg endopod, and the presence of a single seta on the ... | 2008 | 19202681 |