Bastard trout
Cynoscion regalis
ML111919
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Marie P. Fish
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William H. Mowbray
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Gloucester Point, Virginia Institute of Marine Science county: Gloucester
Virginia, United States
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- Age and Sex
- Age not specified, Sex not specified
- Sounds
- Behaviors
- Breeding
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- Playback
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Media notes
NOTES: NML studies. 2. CBL and VIMS, Sept. 1962. Twelve males (0.36-0.39 m) with undeveloped gonads, in test tank: louds knocks produced singly or in rapid, croaking bursts; spotaneous or induced by mild duress. Associated with alarm defense, and offense. Females: silent on manual stimulation (gentle handling to extreme duress); few weak escape knocks only. Fish, M.P. and W.H. Mowbray. 1970. Sounds of the Western North Atlantic fishes: a reference file of biological underwater sounds. Johns Hopkins Press. Baltimore. p. 93-94.
Technical Information
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Archival Information
- Partner institution
- University of Rhode Island
- Cataloged
- 29 Jul 2002
- Digitized
- 29 Jul 2002
- Edited