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Potencial invasivo e biologia do Cyprinus carpio (carpa comum)

Potencial invasivo e biologia do Cyprinus carpio (carpa comum)

A. Gopesh / Amitabh Chandra Dwivedi / Ravindra Kumar Pathak

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KS OmniScriptum Publishing
Año de edición:
2026
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Biologia, ciencias de la vida
ISBN:
9786209706233
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O Cyprinus carpio foi introduzido na Índia entre 1939 e 1957 para fins de aquicultura e contribui com mais de 7,17% da produção total de peixes em águas interiores. O C. carpio teve maior contribuição no rio Yamuna em comparação com o rio Ganges em termos de desembarque. A presente investigação indicou que a taxa de crescimento foi maior no rio Yamuna em comparação com o rio Ganges em Allahabad. Os primeiros dois anos de crescimento foram registrados em 20,69 cm e 8,36 cm no rio Yamuna e 19,03 cm e 7,46 cm no rio Ganges, respectivamente. Peixes da faixa etária 0+ a 13+ foram registrados no Yamuna, enquanto peixes da faixa etária 0+ a 11+ foram encontrados no Ganges. Peixes da faixa etária 0+ a 2+ foram altamente explorados no Yamuna (50,51%) em comparação com o rio Ganges (45,52%). A proporção entre os sexos de C. carpio var. communis foi muito próxima da proporção esperada (1:1) nos rios Ganges e Yamuna. Por fim, pode-se concluir que o C. carpio é um invasor poderoso nos rios Ganges e Yamuna em Allahabad, Índia.

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