An evaluation of mark and recapture techniques for estimating tigerfish biomass in Lake Kariba

The effectiveness of 2 mark and recapture techniques was evaluated using tiger fish, Hydrocynus vittatus. The 2 techniques used were: tagging with a plastic tag and fluorescent spray marking. While the tagging method resulted as the logical method to use within the constraints of the tiger fish study, it cannot be considered completely reliable for the estimation of population size in Lake Kariba.

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Main Author: Langerman, J.D.
Format: monograph biblioteca
Language:English
Published: Department of National Parks and Wild Life Management 1980-12
Subjects:Biology, Ecology, Management, Zimbabwe, Lake Kariba, Hydrocynus vittatus, African tiger fish, stock assessment, biomass, marking,
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/1834/24942
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spelling dig-aquadocs-1834-249422021-06-29T03:05:55Z An evaluation of mark and recapture techniques for estimating tigerfish biomass in Lake Kariba Langerman, J.D. Biology Ecology Management Zimbabwe Lake Kariba Hydrocynus vittatus African tiger fish stock assessment biomass marking The effectiveness of 2 mark and recapture techniques was evaluated using tiger fish, Hydrocynus vittatus. The 2 techniques used were: tagging with a plastic tag and fluorescent spray marking. While the tagging method resulted as the logical method to use within the constraints of the tiger fish study, it cannot be considered completely reliable for the estimation of population size in Lake Kariba. 2021-06-24T16:17:22Z 2021-06-24T16:17:22Z 1980-12 monograph http://hdl.handle.net/1834/24942 en Lake Kariba Fisheries Research Institute Project Report application/pdf application/pdf 12 Department of National Parks and Wild Life Management Kariba, Zimbabwe http://aquaticcommons.org/id/eprint/8145 424 2012-03-09 07:22:51 8145 Lake Kariba Fisheries Research Institute, Zimbabwe
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topic Biology
Ecology
Management
Zimbabwe
Lake Kariba
Hydrocynus vittatus
African tiger fish
stock assessment
biomass
marking
Biology
Ecology
Management
Zimbabwe
Lake Kariba
Hydrocynus vittatus
African tiger fish
stock assessment
biomass
marking
spellingShingle Biology
Ecology
Management
Zimbabwe
Lake Kariba
Hydrocynus vittatus
African tiger fish
stock assessment
biomass
marking
Biology
Ecology
Management
Zimbabwe
Lake Kariba
Hydrocynus vittatus
African tiger fish
stock assessment
biomass
marking
Langerman, J.D.
An evaluation of mark and recapture techniques for estimating tigerfish biomass in Lake Kariba
description The effectiveness of 2 mark and recapture techniques was evaluated using tiger fish, Hydrocynus vittatus. The 2 techniques used were: tagging with a plastic tag and fluorescent spray marking. While the tagging method resulted as the logical method to use within the constraints of the tiger fish study, it cannot be considered completely reliable for the estimation of population size in Lake Kariba.
format monograph
topic_facet Biology
Ecology
Management
Zimbabwe
Lake Kariba
Hydrocynus vittatus
African tiger fish
stock assessment
biomass
marking
author Langerman, J.D.
author_facet Langerman, J.D.
author_sort Langerman, J.D.
title An evaluation of mark and recapture techniques for estimating tigerfish biomass in Lake Kariba
title_short An evaluation of mark and recapture techniques for estimating tigerfish biomass in Lake Kariba
title_full An evaluation of mark and recapture techniques for estimating tigerfish biomass in Lake Kariba
title_fullStr An evaluation of mark and recapture techniques for estimating tigerfish biomass in Lake Kariba
title_full_unstemmed An evaluation of mark and recapture techniques for estimating tigerfish biomass in Lake Kariba
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