Dimensional and Weight Characteristics of the Bivalve Mollusk Anadara kagoshimensis (Tokunaga, 1906), an Alien Species in the Sea of Azov

Pub Date : 2023-12-29 DOI:10.1134/s2075111723040057
J. D. Dikareva, V. I. Ryabushko
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For the first time, the dimensional and weight characteristics of the bivalve mollusk Anadara kagoshimensis (Tokunaga, 1906), an alien species in the Sea of Azov, were examined. The relationships between allometric parameters of the mollusk (dimensions and weight) were approximated by power functions. The maximum coefficient of determination was noted for the power-law correlation between shell width and total weight of Anadara; the minimum one was noted for the correlation between its shell height and total weight. Also, the maximum coefficient of determination was noted for the power-law correlation between shell length and wet weight of Anadara soft tissues; the minimum one was noted for the correlation between its shell width and wet weight of soft tissues. The ratio between dry and wet weight of soft tissues was 0.16. A comparison of different Anadara habitats in the Black Sea, Sea of Azov, and Aegean Sea showed that cage farming of these mollusks in moderately saline waters ensures the most favorable conditions for their maximum growth.

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亚速海外来物种双壳软体动物 Anadara kagoshimensis (Tokunaga, 1906) 的尺寸和重量特征
摘要 首次研究了亚速海外来物种双壳软体动物 Anadara kagoshimensis(Tokunaga,1906 年)的尺寸和重量特征。软体动物异速参数(尺寸和重量)之间的关系用幂函数近似表示。阿纳达拉贝壳宽度与总重量之间的幂律相关性的判定系数最大;贝壳高度与总重量之间的相关性的判定系数最小。此外,Anadara 软组织的壳长与湿重之间的幂律相关性的判定系数最大;壳宽与软组织湿重之间的相关性的判定系数最小。软组织干重和湿重的比值为 0.16。对黑海、亚速海和爱琴海的不同 Anadara 栖息地进行的比较表明,在中等盐度水域笼养这些软体动物可确保为其最大限度的生长提供最有利的条件。
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