Carbon budget of bastard halibutParalichthys olivaceus in relation to body weight and temperature

Xian Weiwei; Liu Ruiyu; Zhu Xinhua

doi:10.1007/BF02843143

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Carbon budget of bastard halibutParalichthys olivaceus in relation to body weight and temperature

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- Carbon budget of bastard halibutParalichthys olivaceus in relation to body weight and temperature
- Journal of Oceanology and Limnology Vol. 21, Issue 2, Pages: 134-140(2003)
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  Institute of Oceanology the Chinese Academy of Sciences
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Weiwei, X., Ruiyu, L. & Xinhua, Z. Carbon budget of bastard halibutParalichthys olivaceus in relation to body weight and temperature., Chin. J. Ocean. Limnol. 21, 134–140 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02843143
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Weiwei, X., Ruiyu, L. & Xinhua, Z. Carbon budget of bastard halibutParalichthys olivaceus in relation to body weight and temperature., Chin. J. Ocean. Limnol. 21, 134–140 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02843143 DOI：

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The effects of body weight and temperature on the carbon budget of the juvenile bastard halibut

Paralichthys olivaceus

were studied at temperature 13.5

21.5 and 24 °C

respectively. The carbon intake

faecal and growth carbon were measured

and the carbon respiration was calculated using the carbon budget equation (C c=Gc+Fc+Rc). The combined relationship between different components of the carbon budget

body weight and temperature could be described by regression equations:C c=1.0206W 0.8126e0.1483T;G c=0.0042W 1.4096(−5.11T 3+285.90T 2−5173.72T+30314.03);F c=0.0485W 0.77t1 e0.1624T ;U c=1.4333W 0.6715 e0.1487T . Body weight had no significant effect on the carbon absorption efficiency and the conversion efficiency.

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