ANNEX III
Results from the Length Measurements

III a


FAMILY/SPECIES		STATION	LENGTHS IN SAMPLE
			LOWEST	HIGHEST	MEAN	ST. DEV.	N
ACANTHURIDAE	ACA
Acanthurus monroviae	ACAACO1
		297	21.0	36.0	28.7	4.2	14
APOGONIDAE	APO
Synagrops microlepis	APOSYO1
		33	3.5	7.5	5.1	.8	97
		38	5.5	11.5	7.9	1.7	92
ARIIDAE	ARD
Arius heudeloti	ARDARO1
		281	6.0	35.0	15.5	9.6	20
ARIOMMIDAE	ARM
		129	11.0	17.0	14.2	1.7	46
		139	13.0	17.0	14.8	1.0	51
		155	10.0	17.0	14.0	1.5	121
		158	13.5	17.0	15.6	.7	57
		161	12.0	17.5	14.1	1.1	70
		165	10.0	20.5	14.9	1.3	57
		166	13.5	19.5	15.5	1.2	50
		176	9.0	18.0	13.1	1.9	252
		197	8.0	15.0	10.8	1.9	99
		277	14.0	17.0	15.5	.8	13
		342	7.0	15.0	11.1	1.6	89
BALISTIDAE	BAL
Balistes capriscus	BALBAO1
		55	7.0	9.0	8.0	.6	17
		57	18.5	24.5	20.1	1.0	86
		60	17.0	23.5	19.8	1.0	50
		66	17.0	21.0	18.1	1.0	18
		68	16.5	21.0	18.2	1.3	12
		71	16.0	21.0	17.4	1.3	40
		72	16.0	20.0	17.6	.9	61
		75	16.0	22.5	17.3	1.2	52
		76	15.5	20.0	16.8	.9	63
		78	16.0	20.5	17.7	1.2	54
		79	17.0	20.5	18.8	.9	47
		80	17.0	20.5	18.5	.7	50
		81	16.5	19.5	17.4	.7	96
		83	15.5	28.5	20.2	2.7	58
		85	16.0	20.0	17.5	.8	71
		87	16.0	20.0	17.3	.8	65
		88	17.5	22.5	19.2	1.1	50
		90	15.0	27.5	20.6	2.4	63
		92	16.0	23.5	17.6	1.6	46
		93	16.0	19.5	17.2	.7	57
		95	17.0	24.0	18.7	1.7	54
		109	17.0	22.5	19.8	1.2	49
		112	17.0	23.0	20.4	1.5	42
		119	17.5	24.0	20.6	1.4	31
		121	17.0	20.0	18.5	.8	22
		123	17.0	19.0	18.1	.7	8
		124	16.5	22.0	18.8	1.0	50
		125	17.0	21.5	19.0	1.1	163
		131	15.5	21.5	18.5	1.1	131
		134	17.5	28.5	19.8	1.6	157
		136	15.0	24.0	17.4	1.0	169
		138	14.5	19.5	16.8	1.1	61
		171	14.5	20.0	16.6	.9	253
		173	15.0	20.0	16.5	.8	256
		176	12.0	20.0	15.4	1.1	242
		177	12.0	17.5	15.4	1.0	42
		178	11.5	17.5	14.8	1.0	350
		182	12.0	17.0	14.7	.9	324
		184	13.5	23.5	14.9	.9	329
		185	12.0	15.5	14.0	.8	133
		187	13.0	17.0	14.5	.8	53
		188	12.0	22.0	14.6	.8	330
		189	12.5	18.0	14.9	.9	170
		191	12.5	18.0	14.5	.7	201
		193	12.5	21.0	15.2	1.3	134
		195	12.5	21.5	15.5	1.7	99
		197	12.0	21.0	16.9	2.2	98
		198	12.0	19.0	14.7	.9	355
		199	12.0	17.5	14.4	.8	100
		200	12.0	17.0	14.0	.9	102
		268	16.0	19.0	17.4	.8	64
		269	15.0	19.0	17.1	.7	99
		270	16.0	36.0	19.3	2.7	106
		272	17.0	22.0	19.0	1.2	50
		273	16.0	25.0	18.8	1.8	43
		274	16.0	22.0	18.3	1.2	75

III b


FAMILY/SPECIES		STATION	LENGTHS IN SAMPLE
			LOWEST	HIGHEST	MEAN	ST. DEV.	N
Balistes capriscus		275	16.0	21.0	18.4	1.4	31
(continued)		276	16.0	22.0	18.5	1.2	64
		277	18.0	22.0	20.2	1.0	53
		289	18.0	25.0	20.8	1.5	66
		295	19.0	23.0	20.7	.9	99
		297	24.0	29.0	25.6	1.6	12
		299	20.0	33.0	24.1	2.9	29
		300	19.0	23.0	20.8	1.1	33
		305	24.0	27.0	25.6	.8	16
		307	18.0	26.0	21.1	1.4	68
		308	22.0	29.0	25.3	1.7	19
		309	22.0	29.0	24.2	1.9	35
		319	20.0	23.0	21.4	.7	28
		340	23.0	26.0	24.6	1.0	11
		341	20.0	25.0	22.2	1.7	6
		422	24.0	30.0	26.3	1.4	14
		423	20.0	31.5	24.1	2.1	50
		432	20.0	30.0	23.9	2.6	22
		437	16.5	22.5	19.3	1.4	50
		438	6.5	10.0	8.2	.8	100
		445	17.0	20.5	18.0	.9	51
		455	17.5	25.0	19.1	1.5	50
		464	19.0	23.5	20.9	.9	50
		465	21.0	27.0	24.2	1.8	11
BRAMIDAE	BRA
Brama brama	BRABRO1
		3	25.5	35.5	30.3	2.2	92
CAPROIDAE	CAP
Antigonia capros	CAPANO1
		161	6.0	11.0	9.3	.9	70
		181	6.5	12.5	9.8	1.4	91
Capros aper	CAPCAO1
		8	8.0	11.5	9.9	1.0	81
CARANGIDAE	CAR
Alectis alexandrinus	CARALO1
		58	36.0	65.0	49.6	7.6	57
		89	41.0	61.0	51.1	4.7	38
		117	52.0	53.0	52.5	.7	2
		405	35.0	56.0	43.0	4.3	32
Caranx sp	CARCAOO
		83	9.5	15.5	11.8	.9	81
Caranx crysos	CARCAO2
		58	39.0	51.0	42.8	3.4	12
		284	27.0	39.0	33.6	3.3	17
		396	30.5	31.5	31.0	.6	4
Caranx senegallus	CARCAO3
		284	27.0	31.0	29.0	1.1	13
		285	27.0	34.0	30.5	2.1	11
Chloroscombrus	CARCHO1
chrysurus		49	22.0	26.0	24.0	1.3	11
		59	17.0	24.0	19.4	1.5	69
		64	14.5	24.5	17.0	1.5	68
		66	21.0	23.5	22.1	.8	22
		98	16.5	29.0	22.8	2.1	86
		99	16.0	22.5	19.0	1.7	38
		101	16.5	29.5	24.0	2.6	51
		122	13.0	17.5	14.5	.9	50
		146	11.0	21.0	16.9	2.9	84
		150	8.5	22.5	19.7	4.0	20
		153	19.0	22.0	20.2	.8	43
		175	11.0	25.5	18.9	3.7	126
		180	8.0	22.5	13.6	2.8	149
		183	5.0	19.5	11.6	2.7	153
		186	14.0	20.0	16.2	1.2	37
		283	16.0	21.0	18.3	1.2	14
		287	15.0	25.0	19.4	1.4	59
		309	17.0	23.0	19.6	1.2	65
		319	20.0	25.0	22.4	1.4	46
		398	28.5	35.5	31.6	1.9	32
Campogramma glaycos	CARCMO1
		407	35.0	54.0	46.1	4.3	17
Decapterus punctatus	CARDEO1
		123	10.5	23.0	17.6	2.2	58
		132	7.0	20.0	13.6	2.9	74
		135	9.0	19.0	13.5	2.7	28
		138	15.0	23.0	18.2	1.5	117
		141	10.0	17.0	13.5	1.7	86
		143	13.0	23.0	18.1	2.0	100

III c


FAMILY/SPECIES		STATION	LENGTHS IN SAMPLE
			LOWEST	HIGHEST	MEAN	ST. DEV.	N
Decapterus punctatus		158	9.5	17.5	11.8	1.5	64
(continued)		160	13.0	17.5	15.3	1.0	77
		165	11.5	17.5	15.1	2.0	10
		166	11.5	17.0	13.9	1.4	115
		187	16.5	21.0	18.3	1.0	60
		189	16.5	22.0	18.5	1.4	21
		193	13.0	20.5	16.4	1.8	27
		194	5.0	18.5	11.6	3.2	97
Decapterus rhonchus	CARDEO2
		7	16.0	29.0	21.8	4.5	81
		29	29.0	39.0	32.1	2.5	35
		30	28.5	33.0	30.7	1.2	19
		31	29.5	37.0	31.7	1.6	27
		43	33.5	39.5	36.1	1.7	13
		47	30.5	43.0	36.3	3.5	11
		54	31.0	34.5	32.1	1.3	6
		60	23.5	25.0	24.3	.7	5
		66	21.0	28.0	24.2	2.4	18
		83	12.0	14.5	13.9	1.3	4
		90	30.5	35.0	32.6	1.6	8
		92	31.0	45.0	38.4	3.2	35
		98	21.0	22.5	21.6	.7	9
		109	26.0	35.0	30.8	3.0	12
		112	24.0	32.0	27.4	1.6	81
		113	25.5	26.5	26.0	.7	2
		123	23.0	27.0	25.0	1.0	17
		305	24.0	31.0	26.6	1.7	53
		309	23.0	29.0	25.5	1.7	21
		311	10.0	16.0	14.8	1.0	54
		316	15.0	18.0	16.5	.6	80
		319	11.0	26.0	14.9	4.5	19
		324	10.0	30.0	21.6	5.5	63
		326	11.0	24.0	16.0	4.7	12
		330	13.0	29.0	24.4	6.1	14
		336	26.0	30.0	28.0	1.1	27
		337	4.0	13.0	9.2	2.4	116
		340	9.0	31.0	20.6	8.2	30
		341	10.0	13.0	11.3	.7	32
		390	7.5	11.0	9.4	.7	60
		391	6.5	13.5	8.0	1.4	75
		391	15.5	28.0	20.5	3.3	44
		392	22.0	43.0	31.5	4.6	185
		396	20.5	35.0	25.8	4.4	42
		397	14.0	33.0	16.8	4.2	25
		399	16.5	30.0	24.1	2.2	172
		400	18.0	37.0	29.7	3.0	71
		405	32.5	36.5	34.7	1.2	16
		406	14.0	37.0	25.5	9.8	15
		436	33.0	38.0	35.5	1.3	23
Selar crumenophthalmus	CARSAO1
		194	25.0	30.0	27.8	1.6	10
Selene dorsalis	CARSLO1
		66	18.5	22.0	19.9	1.0	17
		131	24.0	30.0	27.2	1.5	22
		146	9.5	23.0	16.1	4.8	27
		153	5.0	19.0	11.0	2.5	42
		169	16.5	23.0	18.2	1.0	68
		180	15.0	21.5	16.6	1.6	19
		270	22.0	26.0	24.0	1.0	44
		272	20.0	25.0	23.5	1.4	35
		314	12.0	22.0	19.2	2.6	18
		398	14.0	32.0	22.0	5.8	23
Trachinotus maxillosus	CARTCO1
		288	13.0	24.0	18.5	2.8	24
Trachinotus ovatus	CARTCO3
		322	27.0	32.0	29.6	1.2	26
		398	33.0	40.0	35.8	1.4	56
		502	6.0	10.0	8.1	.8	100
Trachurus trachurus	CARTRO1
		6	6.5	19.5	11.0	3.6	44
		10	17.0	19.5	18.3	1.2	4
		16	27.5	32.0	30.1	1.2	11
		23	2.5	6.0	4.5	.8	138
		148	32.5	36.0	34.4	1.2	9
		389	28.0	39.0	32.9	3.1	17
		390	7.5	10.0	8.4	.6	59
		394	11.0	15.0	12.7	.9	127
		483	26.0	34.5	30.5	2.7	15
		486	14.0	35.0	22.0	6.5	195
		494	17.0	35.0	27.1	2.9	134
		498	6.0	12.0	9.2	1.2	100
		502	5.0	11.0	7.6	1.2	111
		504	13.5	27.0	19.0	2.5	103
		512	15.0	22.0	16.9	1.4	101
Trachurus trecae	CARTRO2
		1	13.0	26.5	17.3	3.0	78
		2	10.0	24.0	16.6	2.6	78

III d


FAMILY/SPECIES		STATION	LENGTHS IN SAMPLE
			LOWEST	HIGHEST	MEAN	ST. DEV.	N
Trachurus trecae		6	11.0	18.5	14.5	2.5	16
(continued)		7	11.0	22.5	15.5	1.8	146
		8	16.0	19.5	18.0	1.0	11
		10	11.0	25.5	22.7	3.3	17
		15	12.5	17.0	15.7	.7	59
		16	20.0	26.5	22.6	2.4	5
		17	15.5	17.0	16.4	.6	10
		19	20.0	25.5	22.7	1.3	70
		20	27.5	34.5	30.8	1.6	18
		21	29.0	34.0	31.3	1.1	38
		22	16.0	26.0	23.3	1.6	82
		26	21.0	25.5	22.5	1.0	50
		27	8.0	9.5	8.7	.7	9
		29	17.0	24.5	19.6	3.0	5
		31	15.5	27.5	22.1	3.1	79
		32	17.5	32.0	26.3	4.2	39
		33	5.5	8.0	6.9	.5	149
		38	16.0	25.5	18.9	2.1	102
		40	22.0	36.5	33.1	4.3	37
		41	33.5	40.0	36.1	1.6	17
		42	2.5	8.0	5.4	1.6	88
		43	15.5	23.5	18.4	2.0	43
		44	35.5	40.5	38.3	1.8	12
		47	20.5	35.0	31.6	4.8	26
		48	30.5	41.5	35.2	2.2	49
		49	14.5	22.5	16.6	1.7	74
		51	14.5	23.5	20.1	1.7	81
		53	16.0	29.5	20.4	3.2	40
		54	4.5	11.0	8.4	1.6	62
		54	16.0	20.0	16.9	.8	49
		103	6.5	11.5	7.7	.7	126
		113	8.0	18.0	14.4	4.0	8
		318	16.0	20.0	17.5	.8	73
		320	14.0	18.0	15.9	.6	84
		321	9.0	15.0	11.4	1.0	133
		327	9.0	13.0	10.6	.7	118
		331	15.0	19.0	17.1	.9	71
		335	3.0	17.0	6.5	4.7	17
		336	11.0	24.0	19.3	3.0	75
		341	15.0	20.0	17.4	.8	92
		390	6.5	15.5	9.2	1.5	100
		394	13.0	27.5	20.3	3.4	100
		397	22.0	28.5	24.8	1.4	131
		401	15.0	18.0	16.7	.6	99
		406	18.0	31.0	23.4	2.6	100
		407	5.5	13.0	8.2	1.1	101
		422	14.0	20.5	15.8	1.2	49
		425	15.0	17.5	16.2	.7	49
		431	32.0	39.5	35.0	1.6	65
		431	13.0	22.0	15.0	1.4	100
		458	31.0	40.0	35.0	1.4	80
		467	4.2	6.0	5.0	.4	50
		469	15.0	25.0	18.8	2.1	99
		471	15.0	23.5	18.2	1.9	38
		479	15.5	29.0	24.7	2.6	42
		483	29.5	35.0	31.6	1.3	22
		485	20.0	40.0	31.6	4.9	100
		490	12.0	41.0	17.8	7.9	247
CHILODIPTERIDAE	CHI
Epigonus telescopus	CHIEPO1
		197	6.0	9.5	7.6	.6	81
Hypoclydonia bella	CHIHYO1
		155	7.0	9.0	8.2	.5	29
CLUPEIDAE	CLU
CLUPEIDAE	CLUAAOO
		7	5.5	7.0	6.2	.4	48
Ilisha africana	CLUILO1
		64	10.0	19.5	12.5	1.8	109
		67	11.0	21.0	14.2	3.0	26
		98	10.5	24.5	14.4	3.7	48
		99	10.5	22.5	16.8	3.1	60
		100	10.5	23.5	14.8	3.3	60
		104	11.0	17.5	13.2	1.0	49
		107	18.0	22.0	19.6	1.1	54
		127	11.5	21.0	13.9	2.4	50
		133	10.0	24.0	12.3	1.9	79
		150	7.0	20.0	13.5	3.3	60
		153	10.5	21.5	16.4	3.0	49
		169	17.5	25.0	21.1	2.5	10
		180	8.0	16.5	10.3	1.4	199
		281	11.0	24.0	17.7	3.0	16
		282	11.0	18.0	14.0	1.7	16
		283	5.0	18.0	13.3	2.8	84
		314	16.0	23.0	20.0	1.8	30
		315	15.0	22.0	19.8	1.8	20
		403	14.5	26.0	20.7	2.7	42
		404	5.5	13.5	8.9	1.5	242

III e


FAMILY/SPECIES		STATION	LENGTHS IN SAMPLE
			LOWEST	HIGHEST	MEAN	ST. DEV.	N
Sardina pilchardus	CLUSDO1
		10	7.5	12.0	10.3	.8	159
		14	7.5	9.5	8.3	.4	108
		390	10.0	15.0	12.3	1.0	112
		498	5.5	12.5	7.4	1.4	100
		502	10.0	14.5	12.4	1.0	50
		502	4.5	7.5	6.1	.5	100
		505	16.5	21.0	19.2	.9	99
		507	16.0	23.0	18.0	1.3	102
		510	16.0	21.0	18.0	1.1	100
		511	16.5	21.0	18.4	.8	100
		512	14.5	20.0	16.1	.9	99
Sardinella aurita	CLUSLO1
		17	13.5	26.0	17.7	3.4	37
		19	22.5	28.0	25.0	1.2	22
		31	32.0	38.5	35.2	2.4	8
		47	33.5	38.5	35.5	1.3	15
		49	12.0	26.5	19.3	6.1	8
		55	18.0	22.5	20.7	1.0	45
		58	8.0	15.0	10.7	1.9	87
		83	10.0	13.5	11.3	.6	99
		89	9.5	11.5	10.7	.5	67
		97	9.5	13.0	10.9	.8	38
		103	8.5	12.5	10.0	.8	32
		105	11.0	25.5	21.0	6.6	20
		111	21.5	35.0	28.5	3.5	48
		113	13.5	22.0	16.7	1.4	70
		123	13.0	22.0	15.3	1.8	55
		124	14.0	25.0	17.4	4.6	8
		129	10.0	18.5	13.3	2.2	98
		132	12.0	18.0	14.3	1.4	69
		135	7.0	14.5	9.3	1.2	95
		140	10.0	14.0	12.2	1.2	15
		141	10.5	16.5	13.7	1.4	61
		143	11.0	19.5	14.4	2.3	50
		159	7.0	10.5	8.4	.7	101
		160	10.0	19.0	16.1	1.2	70
		165	6.0	13.0	9.6	.9	144
		166	7.5	17.0	13.4	2.4	98
		169	20.5	27.5	24.1	2.1	9
		169	6.0	11.5	8.4	.8	151
		173	21.0	25.0	22.6	1.2	12
		175	11.5	24.5	23.0	2.3	32
		184	18.5	22.0	19.8	.8	57
		187	18.0	22.5	20.0	.8	206
		189	17.5	24.5	19.5	1.2	236
		190	15.0	23.5	19.9	2.5	14
		192	9.5	15.5	12.0	.9	121
		193	15.5	20.5	18.0	.8	102
		200	17.0	22.5	19.6	1.5	16
		280	18.0	24.0	21.2	1.1	72
		289	21.0	25.0	23.3	1.0	31
		298	20.0	23.0	21.5	.8	39
		305	21.0	25.0	22.8	1.0	22
		306	20.0	25.0	21.7	1.0	88
		311	13.0	18.0	13.9	.9	60
		318	17.0	22.0	20.1	1.0	30
		327	8.0	12.0	10.3	1.0	14
		330	20.0	25.0	22.6	1.7	7
		331	17.0	25.0	20.7	1.9	25
		336	23.0	30.0	25.6	2.0	12
		337	10.0	22.0	12.2	1.5	107
		339	19.0	28.0	22.6	2.2	55
		341	20.0	23.0	21.2	.7	50
		389	36.0	39.0	37.3	1.1	10
		390	10.0	18.0	12.2	1.6	35
		396	30.0	39.5	34.1	3.1	10
		458	30.0	38.0	34.0	1.8	77
		497	25.0	33.0	27.7	1.3	111
Sardinella maderensis	CLUSLO2
		30	19.5	23.0	20.8	.8	33
		49	15.0	26.5	24.2	3.7	9
		54	17.0	30.0	22.9	2.9	61
		55	22.0	28.0	24.1	1.4	35
		56	22.0	27.0	24.3	1.2	44
		96	24.0	32.0	26.8	1.6	41
		101	20.5	26.5	23.0	1.4	52
		105	21.0	27.0	23.1	1.2	69
		107	23.0	27.0	25.6	1.3	12
		111	24.0	32.0	27.3	1.7	106
		113	13.5	20.5	16.7	1.5	107
		144	10.5	25.0	12.5	2.8	42
		146	9.0	23.0	18.4	3.1	146
		147	10.0	24.5	18.3	4.3	57
		150	9.5	16.0	13.0	1.4	27
		151	9.5	22.5	16.1	2.5	256
		152	9.5	24.0	14.1	4.1	112
		156	9.0	23.5	17.4	5.8	31
		168	6.5	13.5	10.6	1.9	15
		169	7.5	13.0	9.2	.9	184

III f


FAMILY/SPECIES		STATION	LENGTHS IN SAMPLE
			LOWEST	HIGHEST	MEAN	ST. DEV.	N
Sardinella maderensis		169	12.5	27.0	19.3	3.9	44
(continued)		170	9.5	15.0	11.5	.8	119
		172	7.0	11.5	8.5	.8	91
		173	7.5	19.0	11.6	2.9	21
		175	9.0	23.5	13.7	3.9	164
		180	4.5	18.0	11.3	2.9	88
		183	11.0	12.5	11.7	.4	16
		186	15.5	19.5	17.9	1.2	10
		192	9.0	23.5	10.4	1.2	159
		194	6.5	10.0	7.8	.8	96
		196	9.5	13.5	11.1	.9	52
		280	16.0	22.0	19.4	1.3	73
		282	15.0	22.0	18.3	1.3	97
		287	21.0	27.0	23.1	1.4	80
		293	17.0	23.0	18.6	1.4	58
		298	17.0	21.0	18.3	.9	34
		302	18.0	24.0	19.9	1.6	47
		303	15.0	20.0	18.0	1.4	33
		304	15.0	19.0	17.1	.8	28
		305	18.0	23.0	20.0	1.5	19
		306	17.0	23.0	20.0	1.2	26
		308	17.0	22.0	17.7	.9	69
		309	18.0	20.0	19.3	.6	11
		310	19.0	22.0	20.4	1.0	22
		314	10.0	26.0	18.3	6.3	10
		315	9.0	24.0	15.0	6.8	6
		322	20.0	28.0	23.7	2.0	93
		323	19.0	27.0	24.0	1.8	19
		337	10.0	13.0	11.4	.7	30
		398	27.0	35.5	30.4	2.7	22
		407	7.5	11.5	9.8	.8	98
		407	20.0	33.5	27.4	1.5	111
		452	4.5	6.5	5.8	.5	50
		462	21.5	25.5	23.4	.9	50
DACTYLOPTERIDAE	DAC
Dactylopterus volitans	DACDAO1
		57	20.0	44.0	28.3	6.0	13
		269	19.0	33.0	24.1	3.0	44
		273	20.0	34.0	22.5	2.5	115
		274	19.0	26.0	21.1	1.6	60
		275	19.0	31.0	22.6	1.9	149
		277	22.0	33.0	27.3	3.1	12
ENGRAULIDAE	ENG
Engraulis sp	ENGENOO
		452	5.0	7.0	5.8	.5	50
Engraulis encrasicolus	ENGENO1
		10	9.0	11.0	9.8	.5	102
		12	12.0	14.0	13.0	.5	16
		13	11.5	14.5	13.1	.7	90
		14	8.0	10.5	8.6	.5	96
		17	8.5	12.5	10.7	.8	104
		28	5.0	11.0	9.7	1.8	26
		42	4.5	9.5	6.5	1.4	16
		58	7.0	12.0	9.2	.9	99
		61	7.5	13.0	9.0	1.1	94
		70	8.0	11.0	9.6	.6	79
		89	7.5	9.0	8.2	.4	68
		91	7.5	9.5	8.5	.4	43
		94	11.0	13.5	12.3	.6	75
		97	6.5	11.5	8.8	1.3	111
		103	7.5	9.0	8.2	.5	110
		110	8.0	11.0	9.3	.7	54
		129	8.5	11.5	9.8	.7	135
		135	5.0	9.5	8.1	.7	128
		140	8.0	12.5	10.4	1.2	74
		143	11.5	13.0	12.1	.5	30
		159	6.5	11.0	8.7	.8	231
		165	9.5	12.5	11.2	.7	43
		168	5.5	9.0	7.4	.9	11
		169	5.0	8.5	6.7	.9	50
		172	4.0	9.0	6.2	1.1	131
		180	7.0	10.0	8.7	.7	45
		194	5.0	7.5	6.0	.5	117
		278	8.0	11.5	9.8	.8	190
		327	7.0	10.0	8.5	1.1	82
		328	6.5	9.0	7.5	.4	142
		330	8.5	12.0	9.6	.6	147
		407	7.0	10.0	8.4	.7	100
		472	6.5	10.5	7.5	.6	99
		492	6.5	12.0	8.8	1.1	100
		498	7.0	11.0	9.2	.8	100
		502	4.5	7.5	5.8	.6	100
GEMPYLIDAE	GEM
Gempylus serpens	GEMGEO1
		139	13.5	23.5	14.8	1.7	35

III g


FAMILY/SPECIES		STATION	LENGTHS IN SAMPLE
			LOWEST	HIGHEST	MEAN	ST. DEV.	N
GERREIDAE	GER
Eucinostomus	GEREUO1
melanopterus		303	14.0	19.0	15.8	1.4	33
		317	15.0	19.0	16.8	1.1	30
MAENIDAE	MAE
Smaris macrophthalmus	MAESMO1
		394	12.5	14.0	13.5	.4	44
MERLUCCIIDAE	MER
Merluccius sp	MERMEO0
		495	10.5	19.0	14.0	1.8	100
Merluccius merluccius	MERMEO1
		394	22.0	41.0	28.2	3.6	51
		504	17.0	30.0	21.8	3.7	33
Merluccius polli	MERMEO3
		21	36.0	44.0	40.0	2.4	14
		38	26.5	38.0	32.8	2.3	49
MULLIDAE	MUL
Pseudupeneus prayensis	MULPSO1
		112	13.5	23.0	18.8	2.1	24
		122	12.0	16.5	14.9	1.3	12
		187	14.5	27.5	21.9	3.3	43
		297	15.0	21.0	18.6	1.6	22
		307	17.0	22.0	19.2	1.3	21
		317	16.0	23.0	19.4	1.5	23
		324	14.0	21.0	17.8	2.0	15
		340	7.0	18.0	11.8	2.9	24
		397	10.0	24.5	17.5	4.1	30
		399	13.5	25.0	18.7	4.1	14
MYCTOPHIDAE	MYC
MYCTOPHIDAE	MYCAAOO
		139	7.0	11.0	8.5	1.2	35
Ceratoscopelus sp	MYCCEOO
		197	4.5	6.5	5.5	.4	71
OPHIDIIDAE	OPD
Brotula barbata	OPDBRO1
		38	28.0	57.0	40.7	8.5	10
POLYNEMIDAE	PLN
Galeoides decadactylus	PLNGAO1
		63	11.0	18.0	14.6	2.4	17
		133	10.5	25.0	17.6	4.5	24
		145	14.5	29.0	21.3	3.8	29
		292	9.0	24.0	16.1	2.2	84
		303	15.0	28.0	17.1	2.5	35
		403	14.0	32.0	17.5	3.8	48
		404	12.0	22.5	18.6	3.0	28
POMADASYIDAE	POD
Brachydeuterus auritus	PODBRO1
		29	9.0	23.0	19.6	3.3	67
		30	17.0	22.0	20.1	1.2	47
		31	18.5	23.5	21.5	1.0	35
		39	8.0	22.0	13.9	5.5	62
		42	8.5	11.5	9.8	.8	45
		43	8.0	22.0	17.7	4.8	72
		49	13.5	23.5	17.0	2.1	60
		56	21.5	26.0	23.7	1.1	54
		59	10.0	17.0	14.5	1.6	76
		62	9.0	19.0	14.1	2.8	75
		63	8.0	19.0	13.1	2.0	47
		68	6.5	19.0	9.2	2.8	64
		96	6.5	20.0	11.5	4.4	55
		104	6.5	15.5	8.0	1.3	86
		107	8.0	20.0	11.1	3.0	58
		122	7.0	13.5	9.5	1.6	50
		127	12.0	19.5	15.6	2.1	50
		133	12.0	20.0	15.5	2.0	35
		144	7.5	19.5	14.1	3.1	55

III h


FAMILY/SPECIES		STATION	LENGTHS IN SAMPLE
			LOWEST	HIGHEST	MEAN	ST. DEV.	N
Brachydeuterus auritus (continued)		145	10.0	19.0	16.0	2.2	35
		146	8.5	18.0	14.8	2.3	53
		148	9.0	18.5	12.7	2.4	159
		150	8.5	18.5	14.4	2.8	47
		168	6.0	17.5	9.4	2.0	160
		170	8.5	14.0	11.0	1.9	15
		180	7.5	9.0	8.4	.4	23
		192	12.5	17.5	15.3	1.0	70
		194	11.5	19.0	15.3	1.0	79
		279	6.0	20.0	14.1	2.2	68
		283	5.0	17.0	12.4	2.6	57
		287	10.0	19.0	15.4	2.1	18
		292	12.0	20.0	15.2	1.5	91
		293	16.0	19.0	17.3	.7	93
		303	13.0	20.0	15.5	1.8	89
		304	13.0	19.0	16.5	1.3	35
		314	10.0	20.0	12.9	2.9	79
		317	13.0	19.0	17.3	1.1	47
		319	14.0	20.0	17.9	1.2	47
		340	15.0	23.0	19.2	1.6	30
		341	17.0	21.0	19.3	.8	52
		398	20.0	23.0	21.6	.9	13
		400	15.5	22.5	19.3	1.9	100
		402	15.0	22.5	17.9	1.6	100
		403	10.0	20.5	16.4	1.7	132
		404	7.0	22.0	18.7	4.1	106
		405	16.0	24.0	21.5	1.1	100
		406	9.0	19.0	11.2	1.8	55
		407	5.5	9.0	7.0	.8	100
		426	9.5	22.0	17.0	2.1	100
		454	10.5	16.5	14.1	1.5	50
		473	16.5	23.0	20.8	1.1	100
		477	17.5	24.0	21.4	1.2	100
		479	19.5	23.5	21.8	.9	41
		479	6.0	12.5	8.4	1.3	101
Parapristipoma	PODPAO1
octolineatum		18	29.0	39.0	33.1	3.5	7
Plectorhynchus	PODPLO1
mediterraneus		1	32.0	45.0	38.0	3.1	41
		18	29.0	49.0	35.9	4.9	16
		112	19.0	26.5	22.2	2.1	14
		397	12.0	44.0	27.1	10.6	30
Pomadasys sp	PODPOO0
		63	23.5	38.0	31.4	3.7	42
Pomadasys jubelini	PODPOO1
		59	24.0	30.0	27.5	2.6	8
		88	26.5	33.5	29.7	1.6	33
		90	30.0	37.0	33.9	1.6	24
		133	22.0	25.0	23.4	.9	12
		428	21.5	28.5	24.4	3.0	4
		443	36.0	45.0	40.4	3.0	9
Pomadasys incisus	PODPOO2
		297	17.0	23.0	20.6	1.9	12
		307	16.0	23.0	19.1	2.3	23
		391	22.0	29.5	25.9	1.8	132
		397	22.0	28.5	24.6	1.7	16
		495	24.0	29.5	26.7	1.2	72
Pomadasys peroteti	PODPOO3
		117	21.0	27.0	23.6	1.4	15
Pomadasys rogeri	PODPOO4
		339	20.0	24.0	22.3	1.7	14
		340	20.0	24.0	21.4	1.2	11
POMATOMIDAE	POT
Pomatomus saltatrix	POTPOO1
		31	55.0	62.0	58.5	4.9	2
		47	50.0	95.0	66.7	24.7	3
		111	48.0	55.0	50.0	2.7	6
		443	46.0	51.0	48.3	2.2	4
		123	37.0	40.0	38.8	1.2	6
PRIACANTHIDAE	PRI
Priacanthus arenatus	PRIPRO1
		160	8.5	16.5	12.7	1.3	36
		313	7.0	8.0	7.4	.5	25
SCIAENIDAE	SCI
Argyrosomus sp	SCIAROO
		397	50.0	58.0	52.2	2.5	10

III i


FAMILY/SPECIES		STATION	LENGTHS IN SAMPLE
			LOWEST	HIGHEST	MEAN	ST. DEV.	N
Argyrosomus regius	SCIARO1
		29	35.0	55.0	52.7	6.0	12
		407	42.0	74.0	60.1	10.3	14
Pseudotolithus sp	SCIPSOO
		67	100.0	113.0	107.7	6.8	3
		428	14.5	29.0	18.0	2.1	100
Pseudotolithus	SCIPSO1
elongatus		99	11.5	20.0	16.6	2.7	24
		404	22.0	38.0	28.8	5.8	38
Pseudotolithus	SCIPSO2
senegalensis		145	14.0	28.0	19.9	4.6	8
		407	51.0	76.0	57.1	8.5	7
		407	93.0	114.0	106.3	6.9	15
Pseudotolithus typus	SCIPSO3
		281	9.0	21.0	15.6	3.0	58
Pteroscion peli	SCIPT01
		99	8.5	17.0	14.1	2.0	26
		279	7.0	17.0	10.8	2.9	25
		281	8.0	24.0	16.1	2.7	129
		404	7.0	24.0	14.7	4.2	165
		474	9.0	22.0	18.2	3.4	50
Umbrina canariensis	SCIUM01
		18	29.0	35.0	31.6	2.1	7
SCOMBRIDAE	SCM
Euthynnus alletteratus	SCMEU01
		44	45.0	46.0	45.5	.7	2
Scomber japonicus	SCMSCO1
		19	25.0	30.5	27.0	1.3	47
		21	26.5	39.0	32.4	4.9	5
		22	25.5	30.5	27.6	1.4	13
		26	23.0	30.5	26.1	2.2	25
		33	6.5	12.0	9.9	1.5	38
		49	11.5	25.5	16.6	4.6	12
		108	17.0	21.0	19.3	.8	46
		111	21.0	30.0	27.8	1.9	22
		311	20.0	22.0	20.6	.7	13
		458	35.0	45.5	38.1	3.9	6
		504	18.5	29.0	20.5	1.7	36
		505	20.0	27.5	24.3	1.7	50
		512	18.5	25.5	21.2	1.2	100
Scomberomorus tritor	SCMSMO1
		58	40.0	67.0	48.6	5.8	26
		105	30.5	39.5	36.2	1.8	57
		147	36.0	50.0	39.2	3.4	37
SERRANIDAE	SER
Epinephelus aeneus	SEREPO1
		18	52.0	76.0	61.5	9.9	6
		90	60.0	75.0	65.8	7.2	4
		112	43.0	72.0	57.5	20.5	2
		407	56.0	85.0	70.4	8.8	11
Epinephelus guaza	SEREPO2
		117	75.0	75.0	75.0	.0	1
Epinephelus fasciatus	SEREPO3
		18	35.0	64.0	52.9	9.7	15
		90	41.0	41.0	41.0	.0	1
Mycteroperca rubra	SERMYO1
		493	7.5	11.0	8.8	.5	90
SHRIMPS	SHR
Penaeus P kerathurus	SHRPE62
		492	10.0	17.5	13.0	1.4	177
SPARIDAE	SPA
SPARIDAE	SPAAAOO
		317	12.0	25.0	16.6	3.3	34
Boops boops	SPABOO1
		49	13.0	21.0	14.5	1.4	105
		53	14.0	21.5	19.3	1.7	51
		116	6.5	19.5	16.9	1.8	105
		117	14.5	22.5	19.1	1.6	50
		158	9.0	19.5	10.9	1.6	103

III j


FAMILY/SPECIES		STATION	LENGTHS IN SAMPLE
			LOWEST	HIGHEST	MEAN	ST. DEV.	N
Boops boops		311	12.0	17.0	14.9	1.0	63
(continued)		316	14.0	19.0	15.1	1.6	20
		320	14.0	16.0	14.5	.7	10
		340	7.0	16.0	8.5	2.3	25
		343	15.0	20.0	16.9	1.0	120
		397	11.5	26.0	15.3	4.5	62
Dentex angolensis	SPADEO1
		117	16.0	22.5	19.3	1.3	49
		143	12.0	22.0	15.0	2.8	12
		164	15.5	24.0	21.9	1.9	108
		177	14.0	28.5	23.8	2.9	145
		311	11.0	17.0	14.6	1.5	93
		312	13.0	21.0	15.8	1.8	64
		316	11.0	19.0	15.2	1.9	43
Dentex canariensis	SPADEO2
		18	21.0	42.0	31.4	5.6	17
		187	24.5	29.0	26.3	1.5	10
		489	18.0	33.0	21.2	2.9	100
Dentex macrophthalmus	SPADEO3
		38	16.0	29.0	23.0	3.1	27
		320	11.0	13.0	11.8	.7	87
		394	11.0	22.0	15.1	2.9	97
Dentex congoensis	SPADEO4
		15	10.5	17.5	12.1	1.9	17
		116	18.5	21.5	19.9	1.2	6
		119	7.5	20.0	14.3	3.6	77
		143	10.5	21.5	15.3	3.0	70
		164	12.5	22.0	17.7	2.1	65
		177	11.0	20.5	16.2	2.4	49
		181	10.0	19.0	13.6	2.7	35
		394	11.5	20.5	18.0	1.8	44
Dentex gibbosus	SPADEO5
		18	37.0	48.0	40.4	4.7	8
Dentex barnardi	SPADEO6
		340	6.0	16.0	11.4	3.0	29
Dentex maroccanus	SPADEO7
		468	10.5	20.0	16.5	1.9	50
Diplodus sp	SPADIOO
		49	20.0	29.5	25.8	3.3	6
Diplodus bellottii	SPADIO1
		1	13.5	20.5	17.7	1.4	55
		7	10.0	20.5	15.8	2.4	85
		49	16.5	20.0	18.3	1.4	5
		406	15.0	24.5	18.2	3.0	13
Lithognathus mormyrus	SPALIO1
		82	29.5	38.0	33.4	2.9	7
Pagellus bellottii	SPAPAO2
		1	21.0	30.0	26.3	2.8	11
		7	7.5	19.5	11.4	2.5	19
		18	20.0	33.0	27.1	2.6	46
		49	11.5	25.0	19.0	3.5	70
		53	13.0	24.0	18.2	2.9	74
		57	19.0	24.0	21.3	1.6	14
		90	21.5	33.0	24.1	2.3	21
		109	17.5	27.5	21.2	2.0	71
		112	14.0	24.5	20.2	2.1	40
		117	11.5	26.0	19.9	3.3	49
		122	8.0	19.0	10.6	2.0	93
		164	16.0	20.5	18.9	1.3	16
		177	10.0	24.5	16.9	4.3	143
		187	16.5	27.5	20.8	2.6	59
		270	17.0	21.0	19.3	1.3	25
		297	17.0	22.0	19.9	1.4	20
		319	15.0	25.0	19.8	2.2	31
		324	13.0	19.0	14.6	1.0	57
		326	8.0	21.0	15.3	3.1	74
		334	15.0	24.0	17.3	2.0	73
		335	11.0	17.0	14.2	1.6	21
		337	4.0	16.0	7.3	1.8	98
		339	9.0	23.0	19.7	3.1	19
		340	6.0	23.0	14.4	4.1	124
		341	9.0	20.0	14.2	2.6	50
		391	10.0	32.0	20.0	3.3	43
		393	10.0	27.0	16.1	3.3	110
		395	12.0	32.0	19.5	5.4	51
		396	21.5	29.5	27.0	2.2	18
		397	11.5	26.0	18.6	3.8	131
		399	13.0	29.0	19.1	4.0	142
		422	20.0	22.5	21.2	1.0	9
		492	5.0	27.0	15.4	5.4	100

III k


FAMILY/SPECIES		STATION	LENGTHS IN SAMPLE
			LOWEST	HIGHEST	MEAN	ST. DEV.	N
Sparus	SPASAO1		31.0	46.0	36.7	4.0	27
caeruleostictus		80	23.0	29.0	25.3	2.5	5
		82	19.0	27.0	23.0	3.0	6
		143	24.0	27.5	25.7	1.8	3
		297	21.0	29.0	23.8	2.3	26
		443	25.0	39.5	31.3	3.6	27
SPHYRAENIDAE	SPH
Sphyraena dubia	SPHSPO1
		26	41.0	49.0	44.4	2.8	7
		58	42.0	52.0	46.2	2.9	10
		59	33.0	47.0	40.6	3.3	33
		117	49.0	54.0	51.3	1.9	7
		452	40.0	54.0	45.3	4.0	35
Sphyraena sphyraena	SPHSPO2
		30	41.0	48.0	44.8	1.9	16
		49	42.0	50.0	45.9	2.9	8
		405	26.5	40.0	30.3	2.9	23
Sphyraena piscatorum	SPHSPO3
		66	35.0	54.0	47.1	6.5	28
		80	152.0	152.0	152.0	.0	1
		86	91.0	93.0	92.0	1.4	2
		96	40.0	56.0	46.4	5.9	28
		101	38.0	53.0	43.8	4.1	24
		103	34.0	49.0	41.2	4.0	40
		104	28.0	51.0	39.1	5.2	28
		132	21.5	31.0	23.9	2.3	18
		144	12.0	41.0	32.8	6.2	92
		147	19.0	44.0	30.5	6.9	99
		148	15.0	42.0	25.5	8.3	40
		151	16.0	22.0	18.4	1.9	7
		153	15.5	30.0	24.7	3.7	23
		156	16.0	45.0	24.2	7.1	30
		168	19.0	24.0	20.8	1.8	6
		169	17.0	39.0	26.7	5.9	53
		170	20.0	27.5	22.7	1.8	18
		175	13.0	27.5	20.8	2.0	124
		183	35.0	60.0	47.3	8.9	12
		194	22.0	47.0	28.3	6.0	15
		315	40.0	56.0	46.3	4.5	26
CEPHALOPODA	SQU
Loligo vulgaris	SQULO21
		406	9.0	36.0	16.9	5.2	44
STROMATEIDAE	STR
Stromateus fiatola	STRSTO1
		66	30.0	44.5	37.2	4.4	17
		398	37.0	45.0	41.7	2.4	15
SYNODONTIDAE	SYN
Saurida brasiliensis	SYNSAO1
		68	9.0	13.0	11.1	.9	46
		70	9.0	14.5	10.8	1.0	82
		140	7.5	11.5	9.5	.8	86
TRIGLIDAE	TRG
Lepidotrigla carolae	TRGLEO1
		57	17.0	24.5	20.9	2.0	24
TRICHIURIDAE	TRI
Trichiurus lepturus	TRITRO1
		26	93.0	119.0	103.3	6.8	15
		40	45.0	125.0	92.5	21.2	71
		46	45.0	125.0	67.3	21.8	31
		279	20.0	70.0	40.7	15.2	51
		314	22.0	50.0	33.4	6.8	43
		315	20.0	90.0	51.0	24.8	26
		329	75.0	115.0	94.7	9.9	30
		389	92.0	126.0	109.3	8.0	54
		395	91.0	109.0	103.4	5.5	10
		399	43.0	112.0	83.7	25.4	14
		404	33.0	102.0	55.6	23.3	36
ZEIDAE	ZEI
Zeus faber	ZEIZEO1
		431	24.0	53.0	42.3	8.9	16

ANNEX III Results from the Length Measurements

ANNEX III
Results from the Length Measurements