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本研究测定了来自菲律宾Surigao del Sur Hinatuan沿海水域的细长日落蛤Gari elongata的大小结构分析和性腺特征。在从布吉沿海水域采集龙舌兰的过程中,采用了机会性采样方法。Loyola和Brgy。阿基诺。共对1437个伸长G.elongata个体进行了长度-重量测量,并对来自不同性别的5个个体的性腺进行了组织学表征。龙舌兰的最大总长度为5.42厘米,远小于其他同类的7.0-9.2厘米。Loyola表现出负异速生长,而从Brgy收集到的则表现出负的异速生长。阿基诺表现出正的异速生长,表明生长动力学发生了变化。巴郎盖-洛约拉是一种已知的采集来源,在龙舌兰中有大量的,但与从巴郎盖阿基诺采集的个体相比,个体要小得多。从性腺组织学分析中可以看出,雄性和雌性的分类比例为1:1。卵巢处于产卵能力状态,性腺处于成熟(30%)、成熟(25%)、早期发育(25%)和部分产卵(20%)阶段。试验发现,睾丸处于成熟(40%)、早期发育(10%)、衰竭(10%)和部分产卵(40%)阶段。长盖石鳖的雄性和雌性性腺分别为2.85厘米和2.95厘米,具有产卵能力,这表明这种贝类很早就适应了繁殖,以维持其在Hinatuan沿海水域的种群数量。性腺成熟的个体的体长较小,这表明长柄G.elongata可能在其自然环境中受到了一些压力。强烈建议对龙舌兰进行规范管理,以避免过度捕捞,并评估其自然栖息地的水和沉积物质量
Size Structure and Gonad Characterization of Gari elongata (Lamarck 1818) from the Coastal Areas of Hinatuan, Surigao Del Sur, Philippines
Size-structure analyses and gonad characteristics of the elongate sunset clam Gari elongata from the coastal waters of Hinatuan, Surigao del Sur, Philippines, was determined in this study. An opportunistic sampling approach was applied during the collection of G. elongata from the coastal waters of Brgy. Loyola and Brgy. Aquino. A total of 1437 G. elongata individuals were subjected to length-weight measurements, and gonads from five (5) individuals per sex among size classes were processed for histological characterization. The maximum total length of G. elongata recorded is 5.42 cm, way smaller than its congeners elsewhere, which is at 7.0-9.2 cm. The size-structure analysis shows that G. elongata from Brgy. Loyola exhibited negative allometric growth while those gleaned from Brgy. Aquino exhibited positive allometry indicating variation in growth dynamics. Known as a gleaning source, Barangay Loyola is abundant in G. elongata, but individuals are much smaller compared to those gathered from Barangay Aquino. A ratio of 1:1 for male and female classification was observed, as seen from gonad histological analyses. Ovaries were found in the spawning capable state with gonads in ripe (30%), spent (25%), early development (25%), and partially spawning (20%) stages. Testes were found to be in the ripe (40%), early developing (10%), spent (10%), and partially spawning (40%) stages. Gari elongata exhibits spawning capable gonads at 2.85 cm and 2.95 cm for males and females, respectively, which suggests that the shellfish has adapted early to reproduction to maintain its population in the coastal waters of Hinatuan. The small body lengths of individuals with mature gonads indicate that G. elongata may have been exposed to some stress in their natural environment. Regulated management of G. elongata to avoid over-harvesting and assessment of water and sediment quality of their natural habitat is highly recommended