Extraordinary capture of a Randall's snapperRandallichthys filamentosusin the temperate south-eastern Indian Ocean and its molecular phylogenetic relationship within the Etelinae

C.B. Wakefield; G.I. Moore; A.E. Bertram; M. Snow; S.J. Newman

doi:10.1111/jfb.12809

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Extraordinary capture of a Randall's snapperRandallichthys filamentosusin the temperate south-eastern Indian Ocean and its molecular phylogenetic relationship within the Etelinae

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Extraordinary capture of a Randall's snapperRandallichthys filamentosusin the temperate south-eastern Indian Ocean and its molecular phylogenetic relationship within the Etelinae

C.B. Wakefield, G.I. Moore, A.E. Bertram, M. Snow and S.J. Newman

Journal of Fish Biology, Vol.88(2), pp.735-740

2016

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1111/jfb.12809

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Abstract

The capture of a rarely encountered Randall's snapper Randallichthys filamentosus (female, 587 mm fork length) from the upper continental slope (c. 350 m) off the south coast of Western Australia (c. 34·5° S; 122·5° E) in January 2014 represents its first record from the temperate Indian Ocean and a southern range extension. This record suggests that spawning of this predominantly tropical species may probably be occurring in the eastern Indian Ocean, considering the extensive, and unlikely, distance the progeny would have otherwise travelled from its typical distribution in the western and central Pacific Ocean.

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Title: Extraordinary capture of a Randall's snapperRandallichthys filamentosusin the temperate south-eastern Indian Ocean and its molecular phylogenetic relationship within the Etelinae
Authors/Creators: C.B. Wakefield (Author/Creator)
G.I. Moore (Author/Creator)
A.E. Bertram (Author/Creator)
M. Snow (Author/Creator)
S.J. Newman (Author/Creator)
Publication Details: Journal of Fish Biology, Vol.88(2), pp.735-740
Publisher: Blackwell Publishing Inc
Identifiers: 991005542558907891
Copyright: © 2015 The Fisheries Society of the British Isles
Murdoch Affiliation: Murdoch University
Language: English
Resource Type: Journal article

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