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This study, based on data and observations gathered from commercial fishing in the Algiers region and from surveys carried out in three different campaigns along the Algerian coast, provides, for the first time, information on the geographical and bathymetric distributions of cephalopod species and their inventories. This study also examined the ecology, diet, reproduction, growth and exploitation of a sepiid species: Sepia officinalis (L, 1758). This species is present in all fishing areas in Algeria between the surface and 200m. Its associated fauna is made up of fish of definite commercial…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
This study, based on data and observations gathered from commercial fishing in the Algiers region and from surveys carried out in three different campaigns along the Algerian coast, provides, for the first time, information on the geographical and bathymetric distributions of cephalopod species and their inventories. This study also examined the ecology, diet, reproduction, growth and exploitation of a sepiid species: Sepia officinalis (L, 1758). This species is present in all fishing areas in Algeria between the surface and 200m. Its associated fauna is made up of fish of definite commercial interest. An initial morphometric and physicochemical study of cuttlefish bone has provided new information on the probable discrimination of cuttlefish populations along the Algerian coast. Its diet consists mainly of fish and crustaceans.
Autorenporträt
Laureato nel 2003 con un Bachelor e un Master in Scienze Marine, opzione Halieutica, presso l'Ecole Nationale des Sciences de la Mer et de l'Aménagement du Littoral (ENSSMAL), è attualmente docente-ricercatore presso l'Ecole Nationale des Sciences de la Mer, dopo essere stato ricercatore presso il CNRDPA.