The Black-footed cat (Felis nigripes) is a solitary, secretive and nocturnal felid …
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The most common prey, by frequency of occurrence, were elasmobranchs (51%), marine mammals (30%), and teleosts (21%). One shark ate 477 sardines Sardinops sagax, a clupeid fish that migrates into KwaZulu–Natal waters from the south during midwinter. Both dusky shark Carcharhinus obscurus and pinniped remains were found in 18.2% of …
2017-11-14·We investigated the environmental drivers of larval abundance of anchovy Engraulis encrasicolus and sardine Sardinops sagax in Algoa Bay, Eastern Cape (South Africa). This study comprised a pre-drought post-drought time period, comparing the responses of the fish larvae to different factors before and after the drought. The current …
2019-10-18·Indo-Pacific: southern Africa to eastern Pacific (Ref. 27267). Three lineages were confirmed through cluster and parsimony analyses of haplotypic divergences: southern Africa (ocellatus) and Australia (neopilchardus); Chile (sagax) and California (caeruleus); and, Japan (melanostictus) (Ref. 36641).
The South African pilchard (Sardinops ocellata) : preliminary report on feeding off the west coast, 1953-56 @inproceedings{Davies1957TheSA, title={The South African pilchard (Sardinops ocellata) : preliminary report on feeding off the west coast, 1953-56}, author={D. Huw Davies}, year={1957} } D. Davies; Published 1957; Environmental Science
2021-11-16·A combination of climate change and fisheries removals has reduced the availability of the penguins’ primary food resources, including sardines Sardinops sagax and anchovies Engraulis encrasicolus in Namibia and South Africa (Coetzee et al., 2008; Roux et al., 2013; Crawford et al., 2015, 2019; Sherley et al., 2017).
Pacific sardine, sardina Monterrey. South American pilchard ( Sardinops sagax ) or Pacific sardine is a neritic, coastal pelagic species caught down to depths of about 40 m, that forms large schools. Pacific sardine off the West Coast of North America is thought to consist of three subpopulations or stocks (Hill et al., 2011).
2013-2-4·The pilchard may be a single species, Sardinops sagax, with geographically separate "forms", it may be five species (the Australasian being S. neopilchardus), or it may be three (Japan, west coast of the Americas, South Africa and Australasia). However, the main features of pilchard biology are likely to be similar in each region.
Sardines Sardinops sagax are of particular interest since they spawn over a wide area, from the east coast of South Africa to southern Angola, in a wide ... gen et al. 2006), and, whilst the South African popula-tion has recovered, the Namibian population remains at low levels, suggesting that the 2 populations are separate. A tagging study ...
2021-3-18·Pacific sardine Sardinops sagax (Jenyns, 1842) is an important commercial species that supported an important fishery in Pacific waters (www.fishbase.org), which has wide distributions from southern Africa to eastern Pacific.Currently, this species occupies 10%–40% of fishery production in the Northwest Pacific. Empirical data argued that the …
2017-11-14·We investigated the environmental drivers of larval abundance of anchovy Engraulis encrasicolus and sardine Sardinops sagax in Algoa Bay, Eastern Cape (South Africa). This study comprised a pre-drought post-drought time period, comparing the responses of the fish larvae to different factors before and after the drought. The current …
2018-1-13·and sardine Sardinops sagax in Algoa Bay, Eastern Cape (South Africa). This study comprised a pre-drought post-drought time period, comparing the re-sponses of the fish larvae to different factors before and after the drought. The current study presents, for the first time, which environmental variables are affect-
The fishery developed at the beginning of the Great Depression as Pacific sardines were processed for food and oil as well as for fish meal used by the expanding poultry industry. At its peak, the fishery yielded an average of 600,000mt annually, topping out at over 700,000mt in 1936-37. Cannery Row, in Monterey, CA (made famous by John ...
Corpus ID: 127020028; The South African pilchard (Sardinops ocellata) : preliminary report on feeding off the west coast, 1953-56 @inproceedings{Davies1957TheSA, title={The South African pilchard (Sardinops ocellata) : preliminary report on feeding off the west coast, 1953-56}, author={D. Huw Davies}, year={1957} }
The southern African sardine Sardinops sagax supports major purse-seine fisheries in South Africa, Namibia and Angola (Crawford et. al. 1987). Fishing is conducted on both dense daytime schools ...
2013-2-4·The pilchard may be a single species, Sardinops sagax, with geographically separate "forms", it may be five species (the Australasian being S. neopilchardus), or it may be three (Japan, west coast of the Americas, South Africa and Australasia). However, the main features of pilchard biology are likely to be similar in each region.
2023-2-4·Descrizione. L'aspetto generale di questa specie non è dissimile a quello della comune sardina, il corpo è affusolato e a sezione cilindrica.Sull'opercolo branchiale sono presenti alcune caratteristiche striature ossee radiali che consentono di distinguere S. sagax da tutti gli altri Clupeidae che vivono nell'areale.Sul ventre sono presenti gli scutelli, …
The fisheries for pilchards Sardinops sagax in West- ern Australia are centred at the ports of Fremantle on the west coast, and Albany, Bremer Bay and Esperance on the south coast (Fig. 1). With fishing effort largely re- stricted to the waters adjacent to each of the ports of op- eration, the fisheries are naturally divided into 4 areas,