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We are a real estate agency located in Frankfurt:
We are looking to attract home owners who are about to sell their property or rent their property in Frankfurt and Germany.
We are going to have a blog with articles relevant to home owners something similar to http://www.immoverkauf24.de, After the home owners have been to our blog we would display them banners, The banner should convince them to sell/ rent their property through our agency lii-immo.com.
Attached are some examples of campaigns to attract home owners which real estate agencies in UK and US and Australia are running. We would like to have 5 proposals for campaigns in German.
Sentences should be 5-8 words.
Attached are some banners we did for clients who are looking to buy in Germany ( This campaign is for home owners not buyers).
"Selling an apartment in Hessen? We can give you a free price evaluation"
"Selling an apartment in Hessen? get A Free Fast Home Offer Today!"
"Renting your apartment in Hessen? We can Quote by phone. Call now for quote."
"Get a free home value estimate and view comparable homes in your area"
"Need to Sell your house Fast? Close in 7-Days We Buy Houses Nation Wide, No Cost!"
"Over 40 Yrs Exp in Home Sales & Management. Talk to the Experts!"
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"Selling you house? Here the non-binding advisory"
"Renting your apartment? Rent out your apartment - All the Benefits without any of the hassle"
"Renting your apartment? Rent out your apartment - All the Benefits without any of the hassle"
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Heart disease is still the number one killer of Australians - and researchers at The University of Western Australia want to meet people who have had, or care for someone, with heart disease, heart failure or atrial fibrillation.
The researchers are holding two 'community conversations' about heart disease to investigate the effectiveness of preventive medications.
Associate Professor Frank Sanfilippo from the Cardiovascular Research Group, School of Population Health, said: "We are really interested in people coming along to one of the conversations and tell us how they manage their heart disease and medicines.
"Talking to people about their experiences in managing medications for these conditions will provide researchers with an understanding about any issues and what is important to the community."
"Each year around 55,000 Australians suffer a heart attack, the most common form of heart disease," Associate Professor Sanfilippo said. "This is around 150 heart attacks a day, or one every 10 minutes. Some of these are fatal."
Associate Professor Sanfilippo said there is strong evidence that certain medications are successful in preventing a second heart attack and improving survival. "However, we do not know if people continue to take their medicines for a long time after being discharged from hospital."
The new research led by UWA will examine three heart conditions: coronary heart disease, heart failure and atrial fibrillation (a type of rapid and irregular heart beat) to try to find out the effectiveness of preventive medications. This includes finding out how long patients continue to take their prescribed medicines.
"This is especially important for women, given the recent media release by the Heart Foundation stating that women who survive a first heart attack are more likely than men to die of a second heart attack," Associate Professor Sanfilippo said.
The 'community conversations' are on Wednesday 9 July and Wednesday 6 August between 12noon and 2.30pm in the Niche at the Queen Elizabeth Medical Centre in Nedlands. Payment for out-of-pocket expenses and a light lunch are provided.
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The 3 assassins: Yoshimitsu (Tekken), Strider Hiryu, and Corvo Attano.
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Hmmm. Yoshimitsu could be easily picked off as he's lacking in the speed department here. Strider has potential to give Hiei enough of a challenge here as he's easily in hypersonic territory (Strider can easily dodge machine gun fire) and his Cypher is potent enough in its cutting ability to cut through solid steel.
I don't know anything about Corvo though.
Strider alone beats Hiei. He can casually dodge shadow tag bullets, which are antiaircraft rounds specifically designed for striders. So that is much faster than mere machine gun fire. Plus, Strider has a much longer range than Hiei with his plasma sword. Adding in the other 2 assassins is just overkill.
@SpeedForceSpider: Well lucky for all of us, because Death Battle has already compiled Strider's information in a battle that they did! Here it is, refer to 3:27 to 6:53 for the entire segment.
So yeah, I think that with the stats that they mentioned, Strider can easily keep up with Hiei, especially with his teleport tech. I'd be willing to go over some of these feats if people want to still argue for Hiei.
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@Vapovile said:
Plus, Strider has a much longer range than Hiei with his plasma sword.
Unless Hiei fires off the Dragon of the Darkness Flame right away, which we know he does when he's bloodlusted.
Hiei has never gone directly for DoDF right off the bat. It took him to nearly get beaten before he used DoDF against Kuromomotaro, and he waited to toy with Bui before he used it as well. Unless you count the case where he used DoDF against a fleeing Sensui, who had already proved that he is vastly superior to Hiei through beating Yusuke into the ground. Hiei just likes to underestimate new opponents.
@Vapovile: I said bloodlusted Hiei. He was bloodlusted when he fought Sensui. Also, Strider's blade- likely minimum heat of 2 million degrees Celsius. that's impressive, but based on this, Hiei's minimum for a casual blast is 3.7 million, with a high end being a full 9.4 million celcius. I don't think that sort of heat will bother him, although it's likely higher, making my post pointless.
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63 Abstract–This study reports new Larval and settlement periods of the information about searobin (Prionotus spp.) early life history from samples col northern searobin (Prionotus carolinus) lected with a Tucker trawl (for plank tonic stages) and a beam trawl (for and the striped searobin (P. evolans)* newly settled fish) from the coastal waters of New Jersey. Northern searo Richard S. McBride bin, Prionotus carolinus, were much more numerous than striped searobin, Marine Field Station P. evolans, often by an order of mag Institute of Marine and Coastal Sciences nitude. Larval Prionotus were collected Rutgers University during the period July–October and 800 Great Bay Blvd. their densities peaked during Septem Tuckerton, New Jersey 08087 ber. For both species, notochord flexion Present address: Florida Marine Research Institute was complete at 6–7 mm standard 100 Eighth Avenue SE length (SL) and individuals settled at St. Petersburg, Florida 33701-5095 8–9 mm SL. Flexion occurred as early E-mail address: firstname.lastname@example.com as 13 days after hatching and set tlement occurred as late as 25 days after hatching, according to ages esti Michael P. Fahay mated from sagittal microincrements. Sandy Hook Laboratory Both species settled directly in conti Northeast Fisheries Science Center nental shelf habitats without evidence National Marine Fisheries Service, NOAA of delayed metamorphosis. Spawning, Highlands, New Jersey 07732 larval dispersal, or settlement may have occurred within certain estuar ies, particularly for P. evolans; thus col Kenneth W. Able lections from shelf areas alone do not Marine Field Station permit estimates of total larval produc Institute of Marine and Coastal Sciences tion or settlement rates. Reproductive Rutgers University seasonality of P. carolinus and P. evo 800 Great Bay Blvd. lans may vary with respect to latitude Tuckerton, New Jersey 08087 and coastal depth. In this study, hatch ing dates and sizes of age-0 P. caro linus varied with respect to depth or distance from the New Jersey shore. Older and larger age-0 individuals were found in deeper waters. These varia- Although adult fish assemblages off- iors become evident that allow for delay- tions in searobin age and size appear to shore of the middle Atlantic states ing settlement until suitable juvenile be the combined result of intraspecific are fairly well known (e.g. Edwards, habitat is found (Cowen, 1991; Sponau- variations in searobin reproductive sea- sonality and the limited capability of 1976; Colvocoresses and Musick, 1984; gle and Cowen, 1994). Ultimately, an searobin eggs and larvae to disperse. Gabriel, 1992), the early life history understanding of the life cycle of any of many of these same species and benthic species is constrained if the set- the function of shelf habitats as nurs- tlement period is not viewed as an inte- ery grounds are poorly understood (e.g. gral transition from the planktonic to Fahay, 1983, 1993; Able and Fahay, the adult period. 1998). Because year-class strength is Our study contributes to an under- believed to stabilize prior to the early standing of how fishes use continental juvenile stage, information about the shelf habitats as nurseries with an ex- transition from the plankton to ben- amination of the early life history of thic (i.e. settlement) habitats should the northern searobin, Prionotus caro- contribute to our understanding of the linus, and the striped searobin, P. evo- population processes of benthic fishes lans. Both are common species in the (Cushing and Harris, 1973; Campana coastal region between Cape Cod and et al., 1989; Myers and Cadigan, 1993). Cape Hatteras, but relatively little is Settlement is regarded as a dynamic known about their early life history ow- period of early development because ing largely to their low economic impor- mortality rates can differ between pre- tance in relation to the heavily exploit- and postsettlement life stages (Sale ed fisheries of this region (McBride et and Ferrell, 1988), dramatic morpho- logical and physiological transforma- * Contribution 2001-28 of the Institute of Manuscript accepted 30 July (2001). tions occur (Youson, 1988; Markle et al., Marine and Coastal Sciences, Rutgers Uni- Fish. Bull. 100:63–73 (2002). 1992; McCormick, 1993), and behav- versity, New Brunswick, NJ 08901. 64 Fishery Bulletin 100(1) al., 1998). Both species are known to begin spawning as early as May and to continue spawning into Octo ber as determined by maturity indices (e.g. Richards et al., 1979; Wilk et al., 1990). Prionotus spp. eggs and larvae are known to be seasonally abundant above the continental shelf and within some estuaries (e.g. Rich ards et al., 1979; McBride and Able, 1994) but eggs and larvae are difficult to identify to species on a rou tine basis. Therefore we took advantage of recently 39°30′ reported morphological information (Able and Fahay, 1998) to examine ichthyoplankton collections. Our study was designed to examine how spawning patterns varied between two congeners, but intraspe cific spawning variation also became evident. A sec 39°25′ ond goal of our study was to examine settlement—to 74°20′ 74°10′ date not reported for either species. Both species un dergo flexion and complete fin-ray development at about 6–8 mm SL (Yuschak and Lund, 1984; Yuschak, Figure 1 1985; Able and Fahay, 1998). Separation of prehensile Map of sampling station locations in southern New Jersey, including rays on the pectoral fin, a major adaptation for ben the main stations at Beach Haven Ridge (landward and seaward: filled circles), other ridge stations (open circles), continental shelf transect thic feeding (Morrill, 1895; Bardach and Case, 1965; stations (filled triangles), and estuarine stations (open triangles). The Finger and Kakil, 1985), occurs in fish as small as 12 state of New Jersey, and the study location, are shown in the inset. mm SL (Yuschak, 1985). Yet settled juveniles <25 mm SL are rare (Lux and Nichy, 1971; Richards et al., 1979; McBride and Able, 1994), which raises the question one minute to complete, but estuarine tows were reduced of whether Prionotus spp. are competent to settle after to 20 or 30 seconds to avoid collecting large volumes of completing fin-ray development or whether they common macroalgae, detritus, shell, etc. Sampling occurred during ly delay settlement. Using a novel combination of sam daylight unless otherwise stated. Details of sampling pro pling gears, we collected a continuum of late larval and cedures are provided by Hales et al.1 Volume or area early juvenile Prionotus spp. to examine settlement di sampled was calculated by using a flow-meter for ichthy rectly. We report for the first time species-specific larval oplankton collections or a meter wheel for beam trawl abundances, distributions, ages, sizes, growth rates, and collections. Larval density is presented as the geometric descriptions of early benthic existence. mean number of fish/m3 for Tucker trawl collections. Juve nile density is presented as the geometric mean number of fish/m2 of sea bottom. Calculations of geometric means Materials and methods follow Sokal and Rohlf (1981). The standard length (SL) of all, or at least 20 fish per Collections were made in coastal waters of New Jersey, tow, was measured after the fish were preserved in 95% specifically near Beach Haven Ridge (Fig. 1, Table 1), a ETOH. The term "larva" was used in reference to individu prominent sand ridge formation that rises to about 8 m als collected in Tucker trawl tows. Preflexion larvae were depth and is surrounded by depths of 14–16 m (Stahl et distinguished from flexion larvae by the absence or pres al., 1974). Sampling frequency at two stations, one land ence, respectively, of cartilaginous urals on the ventral ward and the other seaward of the ridge, was every two to edge of the notochord tip; the development of these urals six weeks from July 1991 to November 1992. Two tows of a accompanied flexion of the notochord tip (Kendall et al., Tucker trawl (1 m2) were made at each station in a double, 1984). Larvae were characterized as postflexion stage once stepped-oblique fashion. One tow was made from the sur the notochord tip moved anterior to the posterior edge of face to the bottom (three minutes duration) and the other the hypurals. tow was fished from the bottom back to the surface (six Daily age was estimated from counts of sagittal otolith minutes). Newly settled juveniles and older fishes were microincrements, which were validated as daily by Mc- sampled with a 2-m beam trawl in Great Bay estuary, near Bride.2 Otoliths with a maximum length less than about Beach Haven Ridge, as well as in other habitats (Fig. 1). The data from these stations were arranged in the follow 1 Hales, L. S., Jr., R. S. McBride, E. A. Bender, R. L. Hoden, ing groups: 1) the two principal ridge stations (described and K. W. Able. 1995. Characterization of non-target inverte above); 2) miscellaneous stations scattered on top of and brates and substrates from trawl collections during 1991–1992 around the ridge; 3) stations along a transect leading at Beach Haven Ridge (LEO-15) and adjacent sites in Great directly offshore from the ridge; and 4) a cluster of stations Bay and on the inner continental shelf off New Jersey. Techni cal report (contribution 95-09), 34 p. Institute of Marine and within nearby Great Bay. Generally, three tows were com Coastal Sciences, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, pleted at stations immediately landward and seaward of New Brunswick, NJ. the ridge, but only two tows were completed at other sta 2 McBride, R. S. In review. Spawning, growth, and overwintering tions. Beam trawl tows offshore of Little Egg Inlet took size of searobins (Triglidae: Prionotus carolinus and P. evolans). McBride et al.: Larval and settlement periods of Prionotus carolinus and P. evolans 65 500 µm were removed and mounted whole on glass slides in immersion oil. Otoliths longer than about 500 µm were Details of plankton and beam trawling data examined in our study. Larvae reported as Prionotus spp. were nearly all preflexion stages that did not exhibit diagnostic characters for separating these two congeners. For beam trawl collections, total number of fish are shown at left and the number of age-0 fish are shown to the right (in Prionotus spp. mounted in nail polish on a glass slide, sanded with 1500 grit sandpaper along the sagittal plane, and polished with 84 17 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.3-µm grinding powder. Immersion oil was used liberally Number of fish collected to enhance the clarity of all otoliths, and polarized light aided the viewing of microincrement structure. Micro increment counts were made with a compound microscope, P. evolans 40 (32) 26 (18) typically at 400×. Slides were coded and microincrements 11 (8) 2 (1) 1 (1) were counted by one reader on three separate occasions. A 48 0 0 0 constant of 4 days, representing the period between hatch ing and deposition of the first ring, was added to the mean 459 (403) 286 (284) 114 (111) P. carolinus microincrement count to estimate age since hatching (Mc- 122 (79) 38 (35) 73 (73) Bride2). Preserved (95% ETOH) P. carolinus and P. evo 1274 17 0 lans were selected in a stratified (0.5-mm intervals), ran dom manner to compare ages and lengths. Microincrement counts from this comparative material ranged, based on Number all individuals, between 0% and 32% of the mean micro tows 21 56 61 89 22 46 28 38 7 of increment count for each otolith (mean=12.0%; n=41). Prionotus carolinus were collected in far greater num bers than P. evolans and they were examined in greater Number cruises detail. Size and age distributions were initially defined 14 14 13 6 4 4 3 5 of 1 from collections made during the period of peak seasonal abundance (i.e. late September 1991), when a random sample of 34 larvae was selected from a Tucker trawl sam Jan – Nov Jan – Nov Jan – Nov Apr – Nov Jul – Dec Jul – Dec Aug – Oct Aug – Oct ple for 23 September. Another sample of juvenile P. caro Months linus was selected from a 2-m beam trawl tow on 23 Sep Oct tember 1991 at a station near the above plankton tow (Table 2). Four final samples were selected from 2-m beam Table 1 trawl tows set one month later (21–22 October) at four sta tions along a transect of varying depths. Otoliths from all 1991 1992 1991 1992 1991 1992 1991 1992 1992 Year juveniles collected at these stations were analyzed (i.e. on ly fish that were mutilated or that had cracked otoliths or otoliths sectioned beyond the core were excluded). Gener 1×1-m Tucker trawl al methods of measuring and staging individual fish, and preparing otoliths, followed that described above. Sagittal 2-m beam trawl 2-m beam trawl 2-m beam trawl 2-m beam trawl (505-µm mesh) microincrements were counted on two (for larvae) or three (6-mm mesh) (6-mm mesh) (6-mm mesh) (6-mm mesh) Net type (for juveniles) separate dates by one reader. The range of these microincrement counts, for all individuals, was from 0.0% to 25.0% (mean=9.6%; n=127) of each mean count. parentheses). See Figure 1 for general sampling areas. Results depth (m) Tow 0–15 12–16 6.1–17 17–24 1.4–8 Interspecific comparisons Prionotus carolinus were more numerous and occurred more frequently than P. evolans in nearly all collections, (landward and seaward only) typically by an order of magnitude (Table 1). Spawning by both species occurred from at least July to October off shore of southern New Jersey (Fig. 2). Modal size of larvae Ridge-transect stations generally increased with time, but there were exceptions Other ridge stations Beach Haven Ridge that indicated a pattern of multiple spawning events. For example in August 1991, modal size for Prionotus spp. and Sampling area P. carolinus was notably smaller (3–4 mm) than the pre Great Bay vious month (5–6 mm) (Fig. 3). Peak larval abundances varied somewhat between years but were highest from July to September. Prionotus carolinus was the smaller but older congener at each developmental stage. Size and stage were com- 66 Fishery Bulletin 100(1) Table 2 Daily age, size, and hatching dates for planktonic (flexion and postflexion stages) larvae and benthic (settled stage) juveniles of P. carolinus collected in September and October 1991, offshore of southern New Jersey (see Fig. 8 for station locations). Data are presented as means (±1 standard error), and the range of values is given in parentheses. Larvae were collected with a 1×1-m Tucker trawl (0.505-mm mesh) and juveniles with a 2-m beam trawl (6-mm mesh). Date Stage Station n Age (days) Length (mm) Hatching date 23 Sep flexion OT5 9 15.4 ±0.73 5.3 ±0.20 8 Sep ±0.73 (12–17.5) (4.1–6.2) (6 Sep–11 Sep) 23 Sep postflexion OT5 25 17.7 ±0.53 7.0 ±0.20 5 Sep ±0.53 (12–23.0) (5.7–9.5) (31 Aug–11 Sep) 23 Sep settled OT5 23 37.4 ±1.91 12.2 ±0.44 17 Aug ±1.91 24–61.3) (8.5–15.8) (24 Jul–30 Aug) 21 Oct settled OT2 15 60.9 ±3.06 17.5 ±1.42 19 Aug ±3.06 (46–94.7) (12.8–30.4) (18 Jul–5 Sep) 21 Oct settled OT5 13 62.2 ±2.81 16.8 ±1.58 20 Aug ±2.81 (52–90.7) (12.8–35.3) (22 Jul–30 Aug) 22 Oct settled Sta. C 29 75.1 ±2.71 21.9 ±1.44 8 Aug ±2.71 (54–134.0) (13.1–59.4) (10 Jun–29 Aug) 22 Oct settled Sta. E 13 90.0 ±3.20 26.3 ±0.96 24 Jul ±3.20 (69.3–105.3) (20.2–33.7) (8 Jul–13 Aug) Prionotus carolinus Prionotus evolans Prionotus spp. 46.7 (29.7–73.2) 3.5 Prionotus spp. Percent frequency Geometric mean density (no. of larvae/100 m3) P. evolans 3.0 P. carolinus 2.5 2.0 1.5 1.0 Standard length (mm) Figure 3 0.5 Size frequency of Prionotus carolinus, P. evolans, and Pri onotus spp. from Tucker trawl collections near Beach Haven Ridge during July–September 1991. n = total number of 0.0 larvae collected. 1 Jul 1 Oct 1 Jan 1 Apr 1 Jul 1 Oct Figure 2 pared for 534 P. carolinus and 81 P. evolans collected with Density (geometric mean number of larvae per 100 m3 the Tucker trawl during both day and night. Flexion was [±1 standard error, SE]) of Prionotus spp., P. carolinus, complete at a larger size for P. evolans than for P. car and P. evolans larvae for each cruise near Beach Haven olinus (range: 6.7–7.5 mm versus 5.4–6.8 mm SL), and Ridge, based on daylight tows of a Tucker trawl at the land planktonic postflexion P. evolans larvae were captured at ward and seaward stations (see Fig. 1). Note break in scale larger sizes than postflexion P. carolinus (range: 6.7–11.9 (range of SE bars are given in parentheses). versus 5.4–9.8 mm SL). Prionotus evolans completed flex ion at a younger age than P. carolinus (approximately 13 McBride et al.: Larval and settlement periods of Prionotus carolinus and P. evolans 67 versus 18 days after hatching) (Fig. 4). Both species set tled as early as 18–19 days after hatching, but this was preflexion/flexion more characteristic of P. evolans; most P. carolinus did not pelagic/postflexion settled juveniles settle until 24–25 days old. Standard length (mm) Both species grew relatively slowly, and approximately linearly, during the larval and early juvenile period (i.e. ≤0.3 mm/d; Fig. 4, and next subsection). These slow growth rates, combined with the late peak in spawning (i.e. around August), resulted in small body sizes by the onset of win ter. These smaller body sizes were particularly true for P. carolinus, for which the most pronounced size mode was 10–15 mm SL in autumn 1991 and 1992 (Fig. 5). At this time (i.e. September–December), individuals <50 mm SL constituted 85% of P. carolinus and 52% of P. evolans from all beam trawl tows combined; during autumn a majority Age (days after hatching) of Prionotus spp. were <25 mm SL. Figure 4 At beam trawl stations, densities of P. carolinus were Relationship between daily age and length for Prion consistently higher than those for P. evolans in both 1991 otus carolinus (open symbols) and P. evolans (filled and 1992 (Fig. 6). Geometric mean densities of age-0 P. symbols) for preflexion and flexion stages collected carolinus during the peak period of settlement (Septem with a Tucker trawl (circles), postflexion stages col ber–October) were much higher in 1991 (8.98 fish 100/m2) lected with a Tucker trawl (triangles), and settled than in 1992 (1.56 fish 100/m2). Geometric mean densities juveniles collected with a beam trawl (squares). The of age-0 P. evolans during September–October were also upper dashed line indicates the approximate size at higher in 1991 (0.32 fish 100/m2) than in 1992 (0.09 fish settlement, and the lower dashed line indicates size 100/m2). These interannual differences were consistent at completion of flexion for both species. with higher larval densities of both species in 1991 versus 1992 (Fig. 2). Maximum densities of age-0 searobins at a single station reached 28.9 P. carolinus 100/m2 Prionotus carolinus Prionotus evolans and 3.2 P. evolans 100/m2, both in September 1991. Searobins larger than 150 mm SL were collected infre quently from June to October; occasionally they were found together with age-0 conspecifics in the same beam trawl tows. Age-0 searobins of both species were collected primarily in continental shelf versus estua rine habitats during July–December (Fig. 7). Percent frequency Settlement of Prionotus carolinus The seasonality of settlement by P. carolinus, although lasting from at least July to October, 1991, was punc tuated by a 2–3 week period in September when the vast majority of larvae appeared to settle near Beach Haven Ridge (Fig. 8). Densities of age-0 P. carolinus near Beach Haven Ridge were very low during both July and August (geometric means ranging from 0.0 to 1.1 fish 100/m2). During September, densities increased dra matically (range: 0.8–7.3 and 0.8–28.9 fish 100/m2 on September 12 and 23–24, respectively). Individuals were collected at all stations along a depth transect, from 6 to 16 m, in late September. Settled, age-0 P. carolinus were still widespread and abundant in late October (0.0–13.3 Standard length (mm) fish 100/m2), but they were not collected on 2 December Figure 5 1991, and on 28 January and 10 March 1992. Size frequency of Prionotus carolinus and P. evolans for beam Collections for 23 September 1991 demonstrate a trawl collections near Beach Haven Ridge (daylight tows at the wide range of P. carolinus developmental stages and landward and seaward stations [Fig. 1]). Data were pooled by ages present at Beach Haven Ridge (Fig. 9A). All flex season: summer (May–August) and autumn (September–Decem ion stages were present (6.5% preflexion, 26.0% flex ber). n = total number of fish collected. No data for January– ion, and 67.4% postflexion; n=169). Planktonic larvae April 1992 are shown because only a single fish (P. carolinus; subsampled randomly from a Tucker trawl tow (n=34; 45 mm SL) was collected at these stations during this period. Table 2) had hatched during a two-week period from 68 Fishery Bulletin 100(1) August 31 to September 11. Individuals collected by beam trawl on the same day (23 September 1991) had hatched 16.0 Prionotus carolinus about 2 weeks earlier (from 24 July to 30 August) than the Age-0 above larvae (Fig. 9). These juveniles appeared to settle Age-1+ as young as 24 days after hatching and at sizes as small 12.0 as 8.5 mm SL (Table 2). The total hatching date distribu tion for both larvae and newly settled juveniles collected on September 23 reflected a spawning period that ranged 8.0 Geometric mean density (no. of fish/100 m2) from late July to early September and that peaked in late August and early September. Settled juveniles with a similar hatching date distribu 4.0 tion were identifiable one month later at stations near Beach Haven Ridge, but not at stations farther offshore (Fig. 9, B and C). Fish collected near Beach Haven Ridge 0.0 on 21 October 1991 had a hatching date distribution with 2.0 a mode from late August through early September and Prionotus evolans the overall distribution was skewed to the left. This period Age-0 was similar to the hatching date distributions for larvae 1.5 Age-1+ and newly settled fish collected on 23 September 1991. In contrast, fish collected from offshore stations (i.e. stations C and E) on 22 October 1991 were 2–4 weeks older and 1.0 5–10 mm larger on average (Table 2, Fig. 9). Plots of P. carolinus size versus age did not indicate any abrupt change at settlement, specifically for postflex 0.5 ion larvae and settled juveniles collected on 23 Septem ber 1991 (Fig. 10). Growth rates for this September collec tion fitted a linear model (SL=3.24+0.229[age]; r2=0.77). 0.0 Because Prionotus larvae hatch at about 3 mm SL (Yus chak, 1985), this model's y-intercept is biologically realis 1 Jul 1 Oct 1 Jan 1 Apr 1 Jul 1 Oct tic. Growth rates of fish collected in October did not differ significantly between stations (ANCOVA: prob.slopes=0.13, Figure 6 prob.intercept=0.51); therefore the data were pooled. Linear, Density (geometric mean number of fish per least squares regression of all data produced an unreal 100 m2 [±1 standard error ]) of different cohorts istic y-intercept (SL=–7.01+0.382[age]; SEa=2.0; r2=0.74). of postsettlement Prionotus carolinus and P. This model was rerun after restricting the y-intercept to evolans during daylight tows at the landward and seaward stations near Beach Haven Ridge. 3 mm and the resulting equation indicated that age-0 P. Note scale differences for each species. carolinus continued to grow at about 1 mm every 4 days (SL=3 +0.251[age]; r2=0.65) as they had during the larval and settlement period. Size and age of P. carolinus juveniles varied significantly McBride and Able, 1994; Able and Fahay, 1998; McBride along a 12-km transect (12–20 m depths; Fig. 1). The linear et al., 1998; our present study). The low numbers of P. evo relationship: Hatching age = 17.8 + 3.43 × depth; r2=0.35, lans observed in our study may be biased somewhat by our P<0.01; n=69) showed that for every two meters change focused effort to sample the continental shelf rather than in depth offshore the fish collected were about one week estuaries. Prionotus evolans reside in shallower, warmer older on average (Fig. 11). Sampling in both 1991 and 1992 habitats than do P. carolinus during the spawning season showed a consistent trend for larger (and presumably old (McBride and Able, 1994). If P. evolans spawn to some er) fish to be collected in deeper water in October and No degree in shallower waters or estuarine habitats, then this vember (Fig. 12). After accounting for the effects of depth, would at least partly explain the generally low abundance or possibly the distance from shore, it appeared that fish of P. evolans early life stages in our collections. reached a larger size in October of 1991 than in 1992 or that In general, we expect that larval distributions are good larger fish in 1992 were not found in the sampling area. predictors of spawning locations for both Prionotus spe cies because of the short (i.e. about three weeks) larval dispersal periods of these species (e.g. Houde and Zastrow Discussion [1993] reported several shelf species with planktonic du ration >100 days). In some coastal areas, the distribution Spawning grounds and seasonality of spawning of Prionotus spp. eggs and larvae indicates that spawning may be limited to estuaries; however, the abundance of Pri Prionotus carolinus are more abundant than P. evolans onotus larvae offshore of New Jersey suggests that spawn in continental shelf habitats whether they are measured ing by these species occurs outside estuaries as well. For as eggs, larvae, juveniles, or adults (Keirans et al., 1986; example, Merriman and Sclar (1952) did not find Prionotus McBride et al.: Larval and settlement periods of Prionotus carolinus and P. evolans 69 Jul–Aug 1991 May–Aug 1992 Geometric mean density (no. of fish/100 m2) Sep–Dec 1991 Sep–Nov 1992 Main Other Transect Estuary Main Other Transect Estuary ridge ridge stations stations ridge ridge stations stations Figure 7 Density (geometric mean number of fish per 100 m2 [±1 standard error]) of age-0 Prionotus carolinus (open bars) and age-0 P. evolans (filled bars) collected with a beam trawl from four major station groups (nd= no data; 0=sampling occurred but no Prionotus were collected). See Figure 1 and Table 1 for station groupings and locations. Figure 8 Densities (geometric mean [±1 standard error]) of age-0 Prionotus carolinus collected with a beam trawl during six consecutive cruises (July–December 1991). Number of stations varied between cruises. The scale bar indicates 10 fish/100 m2. 70 Fishery Bulletin 100(1) spp. eggs or larvae in Block Island Sound, and Able A Pelagic larvae & benthic juveniles (at OT5) and Fahay (1998) did not observe Prionotus larvae 23 September 1991 above the continental shelf north or east of Hud flexion larva (n=9) son Canyon, New York. Instead there are many postflexion larvae (n=25) reports of Prionotus eggs, larvae, and juveniles in benthic juveniles (n=23) southern New England estuaries, specifically in Long Island Sound (Wheatland, 1956; Richards, 1959; Williams, 1968; Richards et al., 1979) and Narragansett Bay (Herman, 1963; Bourne and Go voni, 1988; Keller et al., 1999). Thus, the relative B Benthic juveniles – near Beach Haven Ridge importance of estuaries versus shelf habitats as Percent frequency 21 October 1991 spawning grounds for Prionotus may vary in other Station OT2 (n=15) regions compared with our results for New Jersey. Station OT5 (n=13) Nonetheless, Prionotus spawning seasonality ap pears to follow a pattern similar to that of other species with a wide latitudinal range that have a shorter spawning season at higher latitudes (e.g. Conover, 1992) and that spawn later in the south (e.g. Barbieri et al., 1994). An important departure C Benthic juveniles – offshore of Beach Haven Ridge from this general trend is that Prionotus repro 22 October 1991 ductive seasonality may vary not only with respect Station C (n=29) to latitude but along an estuary-shelf gradient Station E (n=13) as well. Because adults of both Prionotus species enter estuaries early in the spring and migrate back out to the shelf in summer (McBride and Able, 1994), we postulate that spawning occurs first in estuaries at a given latitude. In support of this hypothesis are the collective results from Hatching date our study and other published reports. After the summer spawning peak within estuaries such as Figure 9 Chesapeake Bay and Long Island Sound, Priono Hatching-date distributions for larval and newly settled juvenile tus spawn during August and September offshore Prionotus carolinus collected 23 September 1991 (A) and for juve of Chesapeake Bay and New Jersey. In contrast, niles collected on 21 October 1991 (B) and 22 October 1991 (C). See Figures 1 and 8 for locations of sampling stations. spawning does not continue into late summer off shore of southern New England (Pearson, 1941; Richards et al., 1979; Able and Fahay, 1998). To explain this potentially novel spawning pat tern does not require any new controlling mecha 60 nism other than that used to explain spawning Sept – Flexion larvae by other coastal fishes of the region. Temperature Sept – Postflexion larvae Sept – Benthic juveniles and photoperiod are known to influence spawn 50 Oct – Benthic juveniles ing activity in fishes (Burger, 1939) and may in fluence spawning seasonality of searobins. Water Standard length (mm) 40 temperatures offshore of the middle Atlantic sea board are known to fluctuate widely both tem 30 porally and spatially (Colvocoresses and Musick, 1984) and this fluctuation affects the spawning 20 pattern of many species. For example, a simple south to north progression of spawning activity 10 above the shelf is evident for Centropristis stri ata (Able et al., 1995) and Scophthalmus aquo 0 sus (Morse and Able, 1995). For Prionotus, how 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 ever, we propose that spawning seasonality is Age (days after hatching) controlled by an interaction between latitudinal and estuarine gradients of temperature (i.e. earli Figure 10 er spawning in estuaries occurs because of earlier Age (days after hatching) and standard length (mm) for flexion, post warming of these shallow embayments). Temper flexion, and juvenile Prionotus carolinus collected seaward of Beach ature has already been shown to affect the distri Haven Ridge on 23 September 1991 and 21–22 October 1991. bution of Prionotus adults along both latitudinal and estuarine gradients (McBride and Able, 1994; McBride et al.: Larval and settlement periods of Prionotus carolinus and P. evolans 71 McBride et al., 1998). Because few other species use both estuarine and shelf habitats for spawning, such patterns Age (days after hatching) are not commonly observed. A Linking metamorphosis and settlement Prionotus carolinus are often ranked as among the most abundant species in regional trawling surveys for adult fish or plankton surveys for larval fish (McBride and Able, 1994). The results from the small-mesh beam trawl used in our experiment demonstrate that the juvenile stages Standard length (mm) of P. carolinus are also very abundant offshore. Age-0 Pri B onotus spp. are found in estuaries, as discussed above for the southern New England region, but our observation of high densities of juvenile Prionotus in shelf habitats off shore of New Jersey suggest that neither species requires estuarine nursery habitats during their life cycle. Most searobins complete their life cycle in continental shelf hab itats (Hoff, 1992), with the notable exception of P. scitulus whose young are concentrated in lower salinity, estuarine Depth (m) habitats (Ross, 1978). Our findings of age and size at settlement largely agree Figure 11 with Yuschak and Lund's (1984) and Yuschak's (1985) de Age (A) and size (mean ±1 standard error) (B) of scriptions of early development of cultured specimens. The juvenile Prionotus carolinus plotted in relation to developmental rate of cultured specimens of P. carolinus depth. Data are for fish collected on 21–22 October 3 did not differ notably from our observa 1991 (near and offshore of Beach Haven Ridge: sta and P. evolans tions OT2, OT5, C, and E) and aged by using sagittal tions of field-collected individuals, which further supports microincrements (see Table 2 and Fig. 9 for sample our conclusion that neither species delays settlement. Pri sizes). onotus evolans, cultured at 20°C, were all at preflexion and flexion stages after 11–13 days; they were at flexion and newly postflexion stages after 18–20 days; and all were at the postflexion stage at 25 days. All available P. carolinus specimens, cultured at 15°C, were less than 20 days old; they followed 30 a similar, if slightly slower, rate of development September 23–24, 1991 October 21–22, 1992 compared with P. evolans. Fin-ray development, October 27, 1992 Standard length (mm) 25 which greatly facilitates locomotion, is complete November 10, 1992 in postflexion individuals. Prehensile, chemosen sory pectoral rays, which would facilitate benthic 20 feeding, are completely separated by 11.5 mm SL. Thus, on the basis of cultured and field-caught specimens, both species are well developed (i.e. 15 are similar to adults) and well-suited for a bottom feeding and swimming life style as they complete flexion. Other species delay metamorphosis to set 10 tle during favorable lunar phases (Sponaugle and 5 10 15 20 25 Cowen, 1994), but settlement by Prionotus was so Depth (m) concentrated in a single month (i.e. September) that we could not test spawning or settlement cy Figure 12 cles in more than one month. Nevertheless, be Standard length (mm; mean [±1 standard error]) of juvenile Priono cause larvae of Prionotus species commonly bury tus carolinus in relation to depth for four separate cruises in 1991 themselves in loose substrate (Bardach and Case, (open symbols) and 1992 (filled symbols). All benthic juveniles col 1965), and this material was common to all our lected were included in these calculations. sampling stations (Hales et al.1), competent lar vae are likely not habitat limited (one mechanism identified with the delay of settlement). The variation of P. carolinus sizes and ages along a depth gradient could be caused by one or a combination 3 This material was cultured by P. Yuschak (see Yuschak and of three processes. There could be differential larval survi Lund [1984] and Yuschak [1985]) and has been examined by vorship, juvenile movements, or adult reproduction rates R.S.M. 72 Fishery Bulletin 100(1) across the shelf to account for this spatial pattern of older Able, K. W., M. P. Fahay, and G. R. Shepherd. and larger juveniles farther offshore. The last process was 1995. Early life history of black sea bass, Centropristis stri identified earlier as potentially important. Testing and ata, in the mid-Atlantic Bight and a New Jersey estuary. eliminating these hypotheses, however, requires spatially Fish. Bull. 93:429–445. Barbieri, L. R., M. E. Chittenden Jr., and S. K. Lowerre-Barbieri. explicit larval distribution data, in addition to the benthic 1994. Maturity, spawning, and ovarian cycle of Atlantic data that we collected, which would allow a comparison croaker, Micropogonias undulatus, in the Chesapeake Bay of pre-and postsettlement distributions with abundance and adjacent coastal waters. Fish. Bull. 92:671–685. of Prionotus propagules. Spatially explicit environmental Bardach, J. E., and J. Case. data would also be useful because we observed dynamic 1965. Sensory capabilities of the modified fins of squirrel changes in the physical parameters in our sampling area, hake (Urophycis chuss) and searobins (Prionotus carolinus and we suspect that these could affect Prionotus survival. and P. evolans). Copeia 1965:194–206. Vertical stratification of the water column was noted near Bourne, D. W., and J. J. Govoni. Beach Haven Ridge on 14 August 1991, but not during 1988. Distribution of fish eggs and larvae and patterns of cruises in September or October 1991. Low dissolved oxy water circulation in Narragansett Bay, 1972–1973. Am. Fish. Soc. Symp. 3:132–148. gen levels near the bottom of the ridge, at about 3 ppm Burger, J. W. (in contrast to >8 ppm in the upper water column) could 1939. Some experiments on the relationship of the external have negatively affected settlement rates near the ridge in environment to the spermatogenic cycle of Fundulus het 1991. Stratification near the ridge was also noted in 1992 eroclitus. Biol. Bull. 77:96–103. with similarly depressed levels of dissolved oxygen (Hales Campana, S. E., K. T. Frank, P. C. F. Hurley, P. A. Koeller, et al.1). Low dissolved oxygen offshore of New Jersey is not F. H. Page, and P. C. Smith. uncommon (Falkowski et al., 1980; Glenn et al., 1996) and 1989. Survival and abundance of young Atlantic cod (Gadus may be another process that can contribute to geographic morhua) and haddock (Melanogrammus aeglefinus) as indi variations in size and age of Prionotus species offshore of cators of year-class strength. Can. J. Fish. Aquat. 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An enthusiastic crowd turned out on Thursday for a night of inspired and independent music at the Old Rock House.
Supporting music means buying music, and there's no better way to do that than at your favorite local record store. And what was St. Louis buying this year? Find out in our top 50 seller lists from Euclid Records and Vintage Vinyl.
At the CD/LP release party for Sleepy Kitty on Friday, Evan Sult summed it up best: "I think we had some kind of mini-festival going on here tonight!"
Throughout the year our volunteer photographers battle inclement weather, large crowds, long lines, over-zealous dancers and crazy lighting schemes in order to deliver some incredible concert photos for our readers and listeners.
If you're ready to hear music made right here in the St. Louis area, music that will excite you just as much or more than anything released all over the world, here's the perfect starting point.
On the band's sophomore LP, "The Projection Room," Sleepy Kitty blends its massive pool of influences into a classic indie-rock sound with an artistic edge that only a duo this multi-talented could achieve.
Another Record Store Day is in the books, and what a day it was.
We've often said that a great music scene needs a great radio station to thrive. The same could be said for brick and mortar record stores. Our friends at Vintage Vinyl and Euclid Records prove that every day.
Each month, this site features numerous photography pieces based on the work of the intrepid members of KDHX's pool of volunteer photographers.
The third annual LouFest music festival in Forest Park took place this past Saturday and Sunday, with some of the best acts in pop, rock, hip hop and electronic music.
If you have questions or need to contact KDHX, visit how to write a essay our answers portal at answers.kdhx.org.