论文信息 - Length/weight relationships of fishes in a diverse tropical freshwater community, Sabah, Malaysia

Length/weight relationships of fishes in a diverse tropical freshwater community, Sabah, Malaysia

Length/weight relationships are described for 16 species of tropical freshwater fishes. Two important morphological groups are recognized (“flattened” and “heavy-bodied”) along with two species of eel-like fish. Common regression equations are given.

K. Martin-Smith

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