Marine Ecology Progress Series · 1982 · 37 citations · 13 references
Life SciencesMarine SciencesZoologyEstuarine BiologyMarine EcologyPhysiological EcologyEstuariesFreshwater Mollusk ZoologyMarine InvertebratesMolluscan BiologyAnnual Primary ProductionCommunity Life CycleCrustacean Life HistoryMolluscan Reproductive Ecology
Life cycle, growth, and production of the mud snails Hydrobia ventrosa (Montagu) and H. neglecta Muus were studied in the Kysing Fjord estuary, Denmark. Recruitment of Age class 0 in summer revealed 2 maxima: July-August and September. The first recruited group reached a length of 2.3 mm in H. neglecta and 2.5 mm in H. ventrosa in November. After September, no growth was found in the last recruited group of both species; their mean length remained 1.3 mm. Both species have a life span of approximately 18 months. The annual production of H. ventrosa and H, neglecta was 8.40 and 5.86 g ash-free dry weight m-2, respectively.
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