Predictions & Data for this entry

Model: abj climate: MC, MB migrate: Mo phylum:
COMPLETE = 3.5 ecozone: MAE, MAm food: bjPz, jiCi class:
MRE = 0.120 habitat: 0jMp, jiMcb gender: D order:
SMSE = 0.048 embryo: Mp reprod: O family:

Zero-variate data

Data Observed Predicted (RE) Unit Description Reference
ah 1.58 1.396 (0.1165) d age at hatching YufeParr1999
ab 3.6 3.049 (0.1531) d age at birth YufeParr1999
aj 19 18.17 (0.04377) d time since fertilization at end of acceleration YufeParr1999
ap 1460 1338 (0.08332) d age at puberty Vina2007
am 4015 3972 (0.01075) d life span TeixCabr2010
L0 0.1 0.0763 (0.237) cm egg diameter YufeParr1999
Lh 0.1382 0.135 (0.02331) cm total length at hatching YufeParr1999
Lb 0.2484 0.2097 (0.1558) cm total length at birth YufeParr1999
Lj 0.9176 0.7227 (0.2124) cm total length at end of metamorphosis YufeParr1999
Lp_f 38 37.32 (0.01785) cm total length at puberty in females MancPC
Lp_m 33 33.92 (0.02775) cm total length at puberty in males MancPC
Li 52 50.07 (0.0372) cm ultimate total length TeixCabr2010
Wd0 4.615e-05 4.651e-05 (0.007842) g egg dry weigth YufeParr1999
Wdh 33.19 42.35 (0.276) mug dry weight at hatching YufeParr1999
Wdb 35.4 36.21 (0.02291) mug dry weight at birth YufeParr1999
Wdj 1281 1233 (0.03774) mug dry weight at END of metamorphosis YufeParr1999
Wwp_f 850 860.4 (0.01223) g wet weight at puberty MancPC
Wwp_m 650 632.7 (0.02662) g wet weight at puberty MancPC
Wwi 1830 2077 (0.135) g ultimate wet weight MancPC
Ri 4160 4119 (0.009944) #/d maximum reprod rate DiniRibe1999
E0 1 1.07 (0.07036) J initial reserve energy YufeParr1999

Uni- and bivariate data

Data Figure Independent variable Dependent variable (RE) Reference
tL RibeSara1999 and RibeEngr2017 time since birth total length (0.1456) RibeSara1999
tL2 RibeSara1999 and RibeEngr2017 time since birth total length (0.1114) RibeEngr2017
LWd total length dry weigth (0.2419) OrtiFune2019
LWd2 total length dry weigth (1.199) YufeParr1999
LWd3 total length dry weigth (0.878) RibeEngr2017
tWd time since hatching Dry weigth of larvae along development (0.2496) YufeParr1999
tWd2 time since hatching Dry weigth of larvae along development (0.2479) ParrYufe2001
tWd_f1 time since hatching Dry weigth of larvae along development (0.1225) CanaFern1999
tWd_f2 time since hatching Dry weigth of larvae along development (0.2792) CanaFern1999
tWd_f3 time since hatching Dry weigth of larvae along development (0.2828) CanaFern1999
tWd_f4 time since hatching Dry weigth of larvae along development (0.2208) CanaFern1999
tL_f time since birth total length (0.1101) TeixCabr2010
tL_m time since birth total length (0.128) TeixCabr2010
tLB time total length (0.05634) MARE2019
tLA time total length (0.08117) MARE2019
tWwB time wet weight (0.1858) MARE2019
tWwA time wet weight (0.1939) MARE2019
LWw total length wet weigth (0.1419) MancPC
LWw_f total length wet weigth (0.2254) MancPC
LWw_m total length wet weigth (0.09977) MancPC
tWd_Man20 time since hatching dry weight (0.1856) MancPC
tWd_Man16 time since hatching dry weight (0.3488) MancPC
Tah temperature age at hatching (0.1241) CarbFirm2018
Taj temperature time since birth at end acelleration (0.02871) MancPC, RibeSara1999, YufeParr1999

Pseudo-data at Tref = 20°C

Data Generalised animal Solea senegalensis Unit Description
v 0.02 0.07982 cm/d energy conductance
kap 0.8 0.8387 - allocation fraction to soma
kap_R 0.95 0.95 - reproduction efficiency
p_M 18 23.85 J/d.cm^3 vol-spec som maint
k_J 0.002 0.002 1/d maturity maint rate coefficient
kap_G 0.8 0.7989 - growth efficiency

Discussion

  • Males are assumed to differ from females in z only, due to different size at puberty, but no data on different age at puberty or different ultimate size
  • Zero-variate data are from the lab and from the field; uni-variate data sets have their respective f values
  • Metamorphosis lasts few days, and data is available for START and END of metamorphosis. We use END of (physical) metamorphosis to mark the discrete event of (metabolic) metamorphosis.
  • Growth from hatching (sometimes also from birth) onwards is calculated with ODEs

Facts

  • Senegalese sole females grow faster and mature later than males (Ref: MoraArag2014)

Acknowledgment

  • The authors wish to acknowledge Dr. Manuel Manchado, researcher at la Junta de Andalucia in Spain, who provided us with valuable data for the model calibration. And also the researchers at MARE, who provided valuable data for the model calibration, and whose work was supported by the Portuguese Foundation for Science and Technology (FCT) through the project FISHBUDGET - Effects of climate change on marine fish energy budgets (PTDC/BIA-BMA/28630/2017). The creation of this entry was supported by the IdEx postdoctoral fellowship from University of Bordeaux attributed to A. Sardi

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