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    Estimación cuantitativa del descarte en la pesquería de merluza realizado por la flota comercial argentina
    (Instituto Nacional de Investigación y Desarrollo Pesquero (INIDEP), Mar del Plata, 2006) Dato, C.V.; Bambill, G.A.; Cañete, G.R.; Villarino, M.F.; Aubone, Aníbal
    Based on the comparison between length composition of landings and that of research cruises, filtered by the selectivity of the mesh used by the commercial fleet, to rebuild length distribution of catches, an indirect quantitative method was developed and used to estimate, in weight and number, the individuals discarded by the commercial fleet south of 41° S. Discards ranged between 15,563 and 46,113 annual tons in the 1986-1993 period which represented 10-13% in weight and 28-32% in number of actual catches, composed of around 87% of individuals age group 1, 12% of age group 2 and the rest of individuals age groups 0 and 3.
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    Índice de abundancia del grupo merluza de edad 2 en el área de cría patagónica. Período 1995-1998
    (Mar del Plata: Instituto Nacional de Investigación y Desarrollo Pesquero, 2003) Castrucci, R.; Aubone, Aníbal; Pérez, M.; Renzi, M.A.
    An abundance index of hake Merluccius hubbsi individuals age 2 was estimated in the nursery area south of 41°S Argentine Sea, SW Atlantic. The analysis comprised the 1995-1998 period and was made with data derived from research surveys programmed to that end. A mean value estimator of CPUE catch in number of individuals per trawl hour based on delta distribution was used. The spatial distribution of CPUE of age groups 1 and 2 in the area surveyed, total length distribution per survey and the corresponding age composition are presented. The declining trend of abundance index of hake age 2 observed during the four year period amounted to 52.9.
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    Reproductive biology of red squid (Ommastrephes bartramii) in the Southwest Atlantic
    (Mar del Plata : Instituto Nacional de Investigación y Desarrollo Pesquero (INIDEP), 2006) Brunetti, N.E.; Ivanovic, M.L.; Aubone, Aníbal; Pascual, L.N.
    Red squid (Ommastrephes bartramii) samples were collected during six exploratory cruises carried out in the Southwest Atlantic region off Argentina and Uruguay (33° S-42° S; 43° W-55° W) during summer-autumn of the period 1997-2002 on board the japanese jigger “Shinko Maru N° 3” under a joint research programme approved by Japan and Argentina. Size ranges of the squids analyzed were 10-40 cm mantle length (ML) for males and 12-49 cm ML for females. Two groups of squids were identified: smaller and larger than 20 cm ML. The group under 20 cm ML was characterized by the presence of immature squids and a sex ratio of around 1:1 in the whole study area. The squids of more than 20 cm ML included from immature to mature individuals. The mean sizes, proportion of mature individuals and proportion of males within this group increased northwards. Mature individuals were captured north of 39°S. The size and weight at 50% maturity were estimated at 30.48 cm ML and 852.95 g body weight (BW) for males and 42.30 cm ML and 2,287.18 g BW for females. The growth in weight of the reproductive system in both sexes was slow until the onset of maturity (males: 27-32 cm LM; females: 37-45 cm LM). The quantitative indices of maturity based on gravimetric measurements of the reproductive system structures showed that in both sexes the reproductive system total weight (RSW) represented less than 1% of BW by the onset of maturity. Then, the growth of the reproductive system accelerated, with RSW reaching 5% of male BW and 8% of female BW by the end of maturity.