Water currents in spawning areas of pebble nest of Nocomis
leptocephalus (Pisces: Cyprinidae).
Nocomis
leptocephalus leptocephalus (= Ceratichthys biguttatus)--UF 173453 (no BU number) (13); USNM 329259 (no BU number) (11).
Presencia de Leiurus
leptocephalus (Rudolphi, 1819) Leuckart, 1850 en Bradypus griseus griseus (Gray, 1871) Allen, 1891.
Likewise, if a
leptocephalus larva of the European eel takes the route to North America, it reaches the river mouths when it is still a
leptocephalus larva, and dies.
Bluehead Chubs (Nocom is
leptocephalus interocularis, ACTINOPTERYGII: Cyprinidae) are common minnows in the Chattahoochee watershed.
It should be noted that there two color phases typically referred to as Cryptocentrus
leptocephalus.
Spawning behaviors in the bluehead chub, Nocomis
leptocephalus, river chub, N.
But following the passive, long-range dispersion of their
leptocephalus stages by currents, freshwater eels may have had to evolve long-distance migrations to return from their temperate growth habitats to their tropical spawning grounds.
leptocephalus larvae were collected at TE in spring 1998 (Table 1; Fig.
leptocephalus (GenBank Accessions DQ324063 and EU082468, respectively) were used as outgroups.
One of the main differences in the relative abundance of larvae between sampling devices in the central Bahamas is that channel nets collect a large proportion of labrids and
leptocephalus larvae (Shenker et al.
leptocephalus covers the pit with pebbles and excavates another pit for spawning, whereas a male N.
