Lepomis gibbosus

Author: Fabrice Téletchéa
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Trait id	Trait	Primary data	Secondary Data	References
1	Oocyte diameter	0.8-1.2	1.0 mm	Internet, 2005
1	Oocyte diameter	1.5	1.5 mm	Spillmann, 1961
1	Oocyte diameter	1-1.5	1.25 mm	Bruslé and Quignard, 2001
1	Oocyte diameter	0.9-1.2 [Not specified]	1.05 mm	Carrel et al, 2001
1	Oocyte diameter	About 1	1.0 mm	Scott and Crossman, 1973
1	Oocyte diameter	Mean 0.88 [0.5-1.27]	0.89 mm	Copp et al, 2002
1	Oocyte diameter	0.8-1.8 [Vitellogenic egg]	1.3 mm	Vila-Gispert and Moreno-Amich, 2000
1	Oocyte diameter	1.00-1.20 [Average diameter of the largest oocyte in fully developed ovaries]	1.1 mm	Vila-Gispert and Moreno-Amich, 2002
1	Oocyte diameter	1.0 [Mean diameter of mature, fully yolked, ovarian oocyte]	1.0 mm	Olden et al, 2006
1	Oocyte diameter	The mean diameter of ripe eggs in ovaries of females in Upper Beverley Lake was 0.529 mm, signigficantly larger that 0.477 in Lower beverley Lake	0.53 mm	Deacon and Keast, 1987

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8	Initial larval size	2.4-3.1	2.75 mm	Internet, 2005
8	Initial larval size	2.4-2.9	2.65 mm	Bruslé and Quignard, 2001
8	Initial larval size	2.4-2.9	2.65 mm	Carrel et al, 2001
8	Initial larval size	5.3	5.3 mm	Olden et al, 2006
9	Larvae behaviour	Remain at the bottom of the nest for as short period and then inhabit dense vegetation and also venture out into open waters	Demersal	Internet, 2005
9	Larvae behaviour	Gregarious	Demersal	Bruslé and Quignard, 2001
9	Larvae behaviour	Newly hatched inhabit nearshore open water areas	Demersal	Kerr and Grant, 1999
9	Larvae behaviour	From preliminary field observations, I found that larvae were usually scattered throughout the nest despite some clumping	Demersal	Shao, 1997
9	Larvae behaviour	Fry leave nest soon after hatching	Demersal	Goodyear, 1982

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15	Age at sexual maturity	2-3 [Sex not specified]	2.5 year	Internet, 2005
15	Age at sexual maturity	2-3 [Female specified, most at 3, quite rare at 2]	2.5 year	Danylchuk and Fox, 1994
15	Age at sexual maturity	4 [Female specified but possible at 1 year]	4.0 year	Carrel et al, 2001
15	Age at sexual maturity	2 [Not specified]	2.0 year	Scott and Crossman, 1973
15	Age at sexual maturity	2 [Mixed]	2.0 year	Fishbase, 2006
15	Age at sexual maturity	From 1.4 to 3.9 in Europe, 3-5 in their study [Both sex]	4.0 year	Copp et al, 2002
15	Age at sexual maturity	Mean age at maturity of females between 1.3-2.3 [In warm thermal environments]	1.8 year	Fox and Crivelli, 2001
15	Age at sexual maturity	1.5-2 [18-24 months, age at maturation]	1.75 year	Vila-Gispert and Moreno-Amich, 2002
15	Age at sexual maturity	2.5 [Both sex]	2.5 year	Olden et al, 2006
15	Age at sexual maturity	Fish of both sexes began maturing in Lower Beverley Lake at age three and that more then 50% were mature at age six	3.0 year	Deacon and Keast, 1987

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27	Age at sexual maturity	2-3 [Sex not specified]	2.5 years	Internet, 2005
27	Age at sexual maturity	3 [Male specified but possible at 1 year]	3.0 years	Carrel et al, 2001
27	Age at sexual maturity	2 [Not specified]	2.0 years	Scott and Crossman, 1973
27	Age at sexual maturity	2 [Mixed]	2.0 years	Fishbase, 2006
27	Age at sexual maturity	From 1.4 to 3.9 in Europe, 3-5 in their study [Both sex]	4.0 years	Copp et al, 2002
27	Age at sexual maturity	2.5 [Both sex]	2.5 years	Olden et al, 2006
27	Age at sexual maturity	Ages of first maturity was 5.76 for males	1.0 years	Deacon and Keast, 1987
28	Length at sexual maturity	Mean length at maturity was 6.11 SL [Both sex]	6.11 cm	Copp et al, 2002
28	Length at sexual maturity	From 4.76 to 9.2 SL in Europe [Both sex]	4.76 cm	Copp et al, 2002
28	Length at sexual maturity	8.9 [Both sex]	8.9 cm	Olden et al, 2006

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36	Spawning migration distance	No migration	No data	Agence de l'eau,
36	Spawning migration distance	Move short distances inshore and enter creeks	No data	Goodyear, 1982
39	Spawning season	May-June	['May', 'June']	Billard, 1997
39	Spawning season	May-June	['May', 'June']	Spillmann, 1961
39	Spawning season	May trough August in mid-Atlantic region	['May', 'August']	Internet, 2005
39	Spawning season	May-June [But in July-September in South of France]	['May', 'June', 'July', 'August', 'September']	Bruslé and Quignard, 2001
39	Spawning season	May to July	['May', 'June', 'July']	Danylchuk and Fox, 1994
39	Spawning season	May to August	['May', 'June', 'July', 'August']	Carrel et al, 2001
39	Spawning season	Usually begins in late spring to early summer, sometimes to the end of August	['April', 'May', 'June', 'July', 'August', 'September']	Scott and Crossman, 1973
39	Spawning season	May to July	['May', 'June', 'July']	Fishbase, 2006

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