Publications by authors named "E Morales-Bojorquez"

The dataset contains insights into the molluscan diversity associated with seagrass and seasonal dynamics in a subtropical arid zone in the southern Gulf of California. The dataset includes the number of species, taxonomy, seasonal abundance data, trophic composition, biomass of molluscan, and biomass of seagrass (). This dataset is referenced in the study titled: "Diversity and seasonal variation of the molluscan community associated with the seagrass in a marine protected area in the southern Gulf of California" (Pérez-Estrada et al.

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This study aimed to describe updated information on the basic reproductive biology of Sphoeroides annulatus females and potential use of the gonadosomatic index as input data to assess length at 50% maturity ( ) and identify the breeding season. From April 2014 to December 2015, 767 females were analysed along the north-west coast of the Mexican Pacific Ocean. Both immature and mature females were represented in the total length ( ), which ranged from 81 to 440 mm, and the smallest mature female was 92 mm (new record for the species).

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In this paper, we present a method to adjust a stochastic logistic differential equation (SLDE) to a set of highly sparse real data. We assume that the SLDE have two unknown parameters to be estimated. We calculate the Maximum Likelihood Estimator (MLE) to estimate the intrinsic growth rate.

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The size at which a certain fraction of a fish population reaches sexual maturity is an important parameter of life history. The estimation of this parameter based on logistic or sigmoid models could provide different ogives and values of length at maturity, which must be analyzed and considered as a basic feature of biological reproduction for the species. A total of 305 individuals of () were obtained from artisanal fisheries in the Bahía de La Paz, Mexico.

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  • - The age and growth rate of the giant electric ray were analyzed through growth bands in the vertebrae of 245 specimens, revealing differences in size and age between sexes, and suggesting that band pairs form annually, probably in April.
  • - Multiple models, including the von Bertalanffy growth function, were used to analyze age data from female specimens, indicating an average size of 81.87 cm total length and a growth rate of 0.17 years.
  • - The study concluded that the giant electric ray is of moderate size and longevity, and is classified as a fast-growing elasmobranch species, with age estimation supported by biological indicators like birth date and growth band formation.
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