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Taro Ichii Kedarnath Mahapatra Mitsuo Sakai Denzo Inagake Yoshihiro Okada 《Fisheries Oceanography》2004,13(5):295-309
The neon flying squid (Ommastrephes bartramii), which is the target of an important North Pacific fishery, is comprised of an autumn and winter–spring cohort. During summer, there is a clear separation of mantle length (ML) between the autumn (ML range: 38–46 cm) and the winter–spring cohorts (ML range: 16–28 cm) despite their apparently contiguous hatching periods. We examined oceanic conditions associated with spawning/nursery and northward migration habitats of the two different‐sized cohorts. The seasonal meridional movement of the sea surface temperature (SST) range at which spawning is thought to occur (21–25°C) indicates that the spawning ground occurs farther north during autumn (28–34°N) than winter–spring (20–28°N). The autumn spawning ground coincides with the Subtropical Frontal Zone (STFZ), characterized by enhanced productivity in winter because of its close proximity to the Transition Zone Chlorophyll Front (TZCF), which move south to the STFZ from the Subarctic Boundary. Hence this area is thought to become a food‐rich nursery ground in winter. The winter–spring spawning ground, on the other hand, coincides with the Subtropical Domain, which is less productive throughout the year. Furthermore, as the TZCF and SST front migrate northward in spring and summer, the autumn cohort has the advantage of being in the SST front and productive area north of the chlorophyll front, whereas the winter–spring cohort remains to the south in a less productive area. Thus, the autumn cohort can utilize a food‐rich habitat from winter through summer, which, we hypothesize, causes its members to grow larger than those in the winter–spring cohort in summer. 相似文献
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Hikaru Watanabe Makoto Okazaki Tsutomu Tamura Kenji Konishi Denzo Inagake Takeharu Bando Hiroshi Kiwada Tomio Miyashita 《Fisheries Science》2012,78(3):557-567
This study represents the first quantitative analysis of the characteristics of the distribution areas and stomach contents
of common minke whale Balaenoptera acutorostrata, sei whale B. borealis, and Bryde’s whale B. edeni in relation to oceanographic and prey environments in mid summer in the western North Pacific. Common minke whales were distributed
within subarctic regions and the northernmost region of the transitional domain, coinciding with the main habitat of their
preferred prey, Pacific saury Cololabis saira. Sei whales were mainly found in the northernmost part of the transition zone and showed prey preference for Japanese anchovy
Engraulis japonica, which was significantly more abundant in the main distribution area of the whale than in its adjacent areas. “Hot spots”
of Bryde’s whales were found in several regions of the transition zone between the subarctic boundary and the Kuroshio front.
This whale species preferred Japanese anchovy as prey, for which the distribution density was significantly higher in the
main distribution area of the whale than in the adjacent areas. These results indicate that the summer distributions of Pacific
saury and Japanese anchovy greatly influence the distributions of these whale species, suggesting that the whales’ habitat
selection is closely related to their prey selection. 相似文献
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Saito Rui Sasaki Hiroaki Yamada Haruya Hiroe Yutaka Inagake Denzo Saito Tsutomu 《Fisheries Science》2020,86(1):13-25
Fisheries Science - The East China Sea is a semi-enclosed sea, surrounded by Japan, China, South Korea and Taiwan, and is continuously influenced by lit fishing vessels overexploiting fishery... 相似文献
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