论文信息 - Retention of intragastric transmitters after voluntary ingestion by captive cod, Gadus morhua L.

Retention of intragastric transmitters after voluntary ingestion by captive cod, Gadus morhua L.

Squid-encapsulated acoustic transmitters were ingested by Atlantic cod, Gadus morhua, (3128–10 221 g) held in captivity at 12° C. Retention times ranged from 5 to > 21 days. There was no significant change in feeding rate after transmitter ingestion.

J. Armstrong | M. Lucas | A. Johnstone

[1] M. Jobling,et al. Gastric emptying in cod, Gadus morhua L.: emptying and retention of indigestible solids , 1991 .

[2] J. Armstrong,et al. A method for testing retention of transmitters swallowed by deep‐sea fish , 1990 .

[3] Kenneth L. Smith,et al. Behaviour of the abyssal grenadier, Coryphaenoides yaquinae, monitored using ingestible acoustic transmitters in the Pacific Ocean , 1986 .

[4] R. Summerfelt,et al. Pathways and Mechanisms for Expulsion of Surgically Implanted Dummy Transmitters from Channel Catfish , 1986 .