Determination of suitable sex for morphological comparison in populations of Aphanius dispar using geometric morphometrics

Sexual dimorphism is a phenomenon among some fish species such as the members of the genus Aphanius. Among species with sexual dimorphism, morphological analysis needs to be performed separately. Hence, this investigation was carried out to determine suitable sex of Aphanius dispar for morphological studies. A total 180 specimens (male and female) were collected from populations of Sarbaz, Mehran and Shour rivers. Digital picture of speciments were taken from their left sides and then 17 landmark points cover their body shape were determined and digitized using tpsDig2 software. The data after GPA, were analyzed using PCA, CVA and MANOVA. The results revealed that studied population can be differitiated based on their body shap but between male and female of the Shour and Mehran rivers did not found significant different ib their separate analysis. Sexual dimorphism in the head and trunk seems to be a general feature in A. dispar. Based on the results in A. dispar, males can be suggested as proper sex for morphometric studies.

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Main Author: Eagderi, S.
Format: Journal Contribution biblioteca
Language:Persian
Published: 2017
Subjects:Aphanius dispar, Geometric, Morphometrics, Determination, Sex, Comparisons, Populations, Sexual, Species, Fish,
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/1834/10948
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spelling dig-aquadocs-1834-109482021-05-19T06:43:47Z Determination of suitable sex for morphological comparison in populations of Aphanius dispar using geometric morphometrics Eagderi, S. Aphanius dispar Geometric Morphometrics Determination Sex Comparisons Populations Sexual Species Fish Sexual dimorphism is a phenomenon among some fish species such as the members of the genus Aphanius. Among species with sexual dimorphism, morphological analysis needs to be performed separately. Hence, this investigation was carried out to determine suitable sex of Aphanius dispar for morphological studies. A total 180 specimens (male and female) were collected from populations of Sarbaz, Mehran and Shour rivers. Digital picture of speciments were taken from their left sides and then 17 landmark points cover their body shape were determined and digitized using tpsDig2 software. The data after GPA, were analyzed using PCA, CVA and MANOVA. The results revealed that studied population can be differitiated based on their body shap but between male and female of the Shour and Mehran rivers did not found significant different ib their separate analysis. Sexual dimorphism in the head and trunk seems to be a general feature in A. dispar. Based on the results in A. dispar, males can be suggested as proper sex for morphometric studies. Published 2018-01-02T13:24:01Z 2018-01-02T13:24:01Z 2017 Journal Contribution Refereed 1026-1354 http://hdl.handle.net/1834/10948 fa pp.65-74 Iran Mehran rivers Shour
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topic Aphanius dispar
Geometric
Morphometrics
Determination
Sex
Comparisons
Populations
Sexual
Species
Fish
Aphanius dispar
Geometric
Morphometrics
Determination
Sex
Comparisons
Populations
Sexual
Species
Fish
spellingShingle Aphanius dispar
Geometric
Morphometrics
Determination
Sex
Comparisons
Populations
Sexual
Species
Fish
Aphanius dispar
Geometric
Morphometrics
Determination
Sex
Comparisons
Populations
Sexual
Species
Fish
Eagderi, S.
Determination of suitable sex for morphological comparison in populations of Aphanius dispar using geometric morphometrics
description Sexual dimorphism is a phenomenon among some fish species such as the members of the genus Aphanius. Among species with sexual dimorphism, morphological analysis needs to be performed separately. Hence, this investigation was carried out to determine suitable sex of Aphanius dispar for morphological studies. A total 180 specimens (male and female) were collected from populations of Sarbaz, Mehran and Shour rivers. Digital picture of speciments were taken from their left sides and then 17 landmark points cover their body shape were determined and digitized using tpsDig2 software. The data after GPA, were analyzed using PCA, CVA and MANOVA. The results revealed that studied population can be differitiated based on their body shap but between male and female of the Shour and Mehran rivers did not found significant different ib their separate analysis. Sexual dimorphism in the head and trunk seems to be a general feature in A. dispar. Based on the results in A. dispar, males can be suggested as proper sex for morphometric studies.
format Journal Contribution
topic_facet Aphanius dispar
Geometric
Morphometrics
Determination
Sex
Comparisons
Populations
Sexual
Species
Fish
author Eagderi, S.
author_facet Eagderi, S.
author_sort Eagderi, S.
title Determination of suitable sex for morphological comparison in populations of Aphanius dispar using geometric morphometrics
title_short Determination of suitable sex for morphological comparison in populations of Aphanius dispar using geometric morphometrics
title_full Determination of suitable sex for morphological comparison in populations of Aphanius dispar using geometric morphometrics
title_fullStr Determination of suitable sex for morphological comparison in populations of Aphanius dispar using geometric morphometrics
title_full_unstemmed Determination of suitable sex for morphological comparison in populations of Aphanius dispar using geometric morphometrics
title_sort determination of suitable sex for morphological comparison in populations of aphanius dispar using geometric morphometrics
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