海洋科学2016，Vol.40Issue(5)：43-48,6.DOI:10.11759//hykx20141216005
斑石鲷早期发育的异速生长模式
Allometric growth pattern during early ontogeny of spotted knifejaw (Oplegnathus punctatus)
摘要
Abstract
Early ontogenesis of spotted knifejaw (Oplegnathus punctatus) was investigated using morphology and morphometrics to study the allometric growth pattern. Spotted knifejaw were reared at (24 ± 0.3)℃ from hatching to 70 days post-hatching (d), and total length, body weight, and allometric growth of important organs were deter-mined. Therefore, the increases in the total length and body weight were consistent with the cubic function and dis-played an S-curve with three distinct stages. Allometric growth patterns were detected between different organs (head, mouth, eyes, and fins) and total length and featured inflection points. The growth characteristics of the head length (with an inflection point at 35 d), rostrum length (29 d), and mouth width (30 d) changed from positive al-lometry to isometry around the infection points, whereas eye diameter (22 d) and tail fin length (32 d) changed from positive to negative allometry. Body height (32 d) maintained positive allometric growth during 0–70 d, with a dis-tinctly lower growth rate after the reflection point than that before. These results indicate that the spotted knifejaw develop the most important organs using an allometric strategy primarily to adjust themselves to the surroundings and achieve a higher survival rate.关键词
斑石鲷(Oplegnathus punctatus)/早期发育/功能器官/异速生长Key words
Spotted knifejaw (Oplegnathus punctatus)/early ontogeny/functional organs/allometry分类
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王雨福,李军,肖志忠,刘清华,翟介明,庞尊方,马文辉,马道远,徐世宏,肖永双..斑石鲷早期发育的异速生长模式[J].海洋科学,2016,40(5):43-48,6.基金项目
山东半岛重要海产品良种生态养殖与高值化产业链示范资助项目(KFJ-EW-STS-060) （KFJ-EW-STS-060）
山东省科技发展计划资助项目(2014GHY115019) （2014GHY115019）
鳌山科技创新计划(No.2015ASKJ02,2015ASKJ02-03-03)@@@@Chinese Academy of Science and Technology Service Network Planning (No. KFJ-EW-STS-060) （No.2015ASKJ02,2015ASKJ02-03-03）
The Science Technology Program of Shan-dong Province(No.2014GHY115019) （No.2014GHY115019）
The Scientific and Technological Inno-vation Project Financialy Supported by Qingdao Laboratory for Marine Sci-ence and Technology (No.2015ASKJ02,2015ASKJ02-03-03)。 （No.2015ASKJ02,2015ASKJ02-03-03）
