First observations of shortfinned Anguilla Bicolor Bicolor and longfinned Anguilla Marmorata silver eels in the Reunion island

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Abstract

Silver stage specimens of Anguilla bicolor bicolor and A. marmorata were fished with a keep net in an estuary of the Reunion island (Indian ocean). Such silver anguillids eels have not been pointed out since the years 1957-1958 in South Africa. This short note gives the first morphometric observations of these specimens, before starting histological, endocrinological and otolithometrical analysis, that should contribute to a have a better undestanding of these tropical eels species biological cycle.

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Robinet, T., & Feunteun, E. (2002). First observations of shortfinned Anguilla Bicolor Bicolor and longfinned Anguilla Marmorata silver eels in the Reunion island. BFPP - Bulletin Francais de La Peche et de La Protection Des Milieux Aquatiques, (364), 87–95. https://doi.org/10.1051/kmae:2002004

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