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Striped Bass Seine Survey

Glossary


  • Anadromous- describes a species that migrates from the ocean to fresh water to spawn

  • Confidence intervals (95%)- a range in which we are 95% sure that the estimated value will be found

  • Index- a calculated number indicating the relative abundance of a species

  • Length-frequency- graph depicting the number or percentage of fish at designated lengths in a population

  • Peritoneum- lining of the abdominal cavity

  • Recruitment- the addition of new fish to a stock

  • Relative abundance-a measure of population size taken repeatedly with the same gear and methodology

  • Roe-fish eggs

  • Seine-a long net with weights at the bottom and floats at the top

  • Semi-anadromous- describes a species that migrates from brackish water to fresh water to spawn

  • Stock-a population designated for study or management

  • Year-class-all fish of a particular species spawned during a particular annual spawning period

  • Young-of-year (YOY)-fish that are less than 1 year of age


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Created by Craig Weedon and Eric Durell.
Funding Source: USFWS Federal Aid Project F-42-R-14