Predictions & Data for this entry

Model: abj climate: ME migrate: Mo phylum:
COMPLETE = 3.5 ecozone: MN food: bjPz, jiCi, jiCvf class:
MRE = 0.187 habitat: 0jMp, jiMd gender: D order:
SMSE = 0.060 embryo: Mp reprod: O family:

Zero-variate data

Data Observed Predicted (RE) Unit Description Reference
ab 42 58.5 (0.3929) d age at birth KentDros2016
aj 161 199.6 (0.2396) d age at metamorphis KentDros2016
ap 404 362.6 (0.1026) d age at puberty KentDros2016
am 2555 2555 (0.0001331) d life span Crai1982
L0 1.67 1.665 (0.003118) mm egg diameter DahlNahr2017
Lj 3.4 3.436 (0.01048) cm length at metamorphosis KentDros2016
Lp 10 9.52 (0.04802) cm total length at puberty NahrVarp2014
Li 30.5 30.55 (0.001774) cm ultimate total length NahrVarp2014
Ww0 0.0022 0.001597 (0.2742) g egg wet weight Nahr2017
Wwj 0.2877 0.2334 (0.1888) g wet weight at metamorphosis WalkPaul2011
Wwp 4.6 4.965 (0.07937) g wet weight at puberty NahrVarp2014
Wwi 157 164.2 (0.04556) g ultimate wet weight NahrVarp2014
Ni 3.653e+04 2.224e+04 (0.3912) # fecundity at 21 cm NahrVarp2014

Uni- and bivariate data

Data Figure Independent variable Dependent variable (RE) Reference
LW NarVarp2014, FeyWesl2017 total length wet weight (0.131) NahrVarp2014
LW1 NarVarp2014, FeyWesl2017 total length wet weight (0.1075) FeyWesl2017
tL8 initial total length final total length (0.18) KunzFric2016
tL6 initial total length final total length (0.08655) KunzFric2016
tL3 initial total length final total length (0.05289) KunzFric2016
tL0 initial total length final total length (0.04833) KunzFric2016
tW8 initial wet weight final wet weight (0.5659) KunzFric2016
tW6 initial wet weight final wet weight (0.1875) KunzFric2016
tW3 initial wet weight final wet weight (0.1304) KunzFric2016
tW0 initial wet weight final wet weight (0.1241) KunzFric2016
LJO8 final total length respiration (0.2338) KunzFric2016
LJO6 final total length respiration (0.1738) KunzFric2016
LJO3 final total length respiration (0.1624) KunzFric2016
LJO0 final total length respiration (0.3841) KunzFric2016
LJX8 final total length dry weight of cumulated food ingested (0.9902) KunzFric2016
LJX6 final total length dry weight of cumulated food ingested (0.4792) KunzFric2016
LJX3 final total length dry weight of cumulated food ingested (0.1635) KunzFric2016
LJX0 final total length dry weight of cumulated food ingested (0.1256) KunzFric2016
LW8 initial total length initial wet weight (0.1313) KunzFric2016
LW6 initial total length initial wet weight (0.1683) KunzFric2016
LW3 initial total length initial wet weight (0.08616) KunzFric2016
LW0 initial total length initial wet weight (0.1195) KunzFric2016
LN total length egg number (0.4877) NahrVarp2014
TJO temperature oxygen consumption at age (0.4504) DahlNahr2017
tL time since birth total length (0.07802) NahrVarp2014
tL2 time since hatch standard length (0.2446) BoucMoll2016
tLe age standard length (0.06674) DahlNahr2017
tW1 time wet weight (0.07807) HopTonn1997
tW2 time wet weight (0.09882) HopTonn1997
tWwe age wet weight (0.2076) DahlNahr2017

Pseudo-data at Tref = 20°C

Data Generalised animal Boreogadus saida Unit Description
v 0.02 0.01631 cm/d energy conductance
kap 0.8 0.5398 - allocation fraction to soma
kap_R 0.95 0.95 - reproduction efficiency
p_M 18 477 J/d.cm^3 vol-spec som maint
k_J 0.002 0.002 1/d maturity maint rate coefficient
kap_G 0.8 0.7972 - growth efficiency

Discussion

  • KunzFric2016: energy content of food 20.4 kJ/g dry weight (pers comm company making the food)
  • We included only laboratory data and field data from individuals taken around Svalbard, with the exception of Lh, Lb and L-W for juveniles.
  • Some gonadal mass may be retained after spawning (not taken into consideration here).
  • mod_2: error in temperature parameters of mod_1 are corrected, also an error in the input to several calls to tempcorr function in predict are fixed. Parameters are re-estimated.

Facts

  • Most ubiquitous Arctic fish, found in diverse arctic and subarctic habitats ranging from brackish to fully marine waters, from coastal to offshore waters and from surface waters to great depths (Ref: BoucMoll2016)
  • Adults tend to avoid high temperatures (Ref: GrahHop1995)
  • Loses about half the body mass as eggs. Energy is taken mostly from liver but also muscle. (Ref: HopGrah1995b)
  • Larvae prey on: C. hyperboreus and C. glacialis (Ref: BoucMoll2016)
  • Feeds on amphipods, copepods, adults from the Arctic domain feed mostly on Themisto libellula (large Arctic amphipod) (Ref: HopGjos2013, NahrVarp2014)
  • Has the largest and fewest eggs of all Gadidaes. Distribution associated with ice; especially characteristic of regisions between pack ice and drift ice. Main consumer of plankton in the Arctic seas. (Ref: Andr1954)

Acknowledgment

  • The creation of this entry was supported throughPOLARISATION - Polar cod, lipid metabolism and disruption by polycyclicaromatic hydrocarbons - (01/2012-03/2016) NFR FRIPRO/fellesloftet 214184.

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