White stumpnose

The White stumpnose lives in the benthopelagic, oceanodromous, brackish, marine, depth range - 100 m environment.

tags can be implanted into white stumpnose without rejection or any apparent effects on survival or growth. More

First tracking of white stumpnose Rhabdosargus globiceps (Sparidae) in a South African marine protected area Export = by: Attwood, C.G., Cowley, P.D., Kerwath, S.E., Naesje, T.F., Okland, F., Thorstad, E.B.African Journal of Marine Science, Vol. 29, No. 1. (January 2007), pp. 147-151. More

of white stumpnose, a major drawcard for both commercial and recreational fishermen, Clark noted that about 40% of the adult white stumpnose population was being caught, a situation which was "not sustainable". More

and White Stumpnose, while large predator sharks can be caught virtually all year round. Copper sharks are measured for research purposes, tagged and returned to the sea (catch and release policy). More

White stumpnose population structure View Full Gallery More

And the health of the white stumpnose population could not be taken for granted. “There is a trend toward severe exploitation of this stock, and the balance may soon be tipped.” Thus fishing in the bay required proper, enforced controls. More

Common names

capr тупорылый in Russian (русский язык)
Dourada austral in Portuguese (Português)
Go-home-fish in English
Pargo ñato in Spanish (español)
Sar austral in French (français)
Sargo austral in Spanish (español)
Sargo do Atlântico sudeste in Portuguese (Português)
Sargo-austral in Portuguese (Português)
Sargue australe in French (français)
Stompneus in Afrikaans
Stumpnose in English
Sydlig havrude in Danish (dansk)
Weiße stumpfnase in German (Deutsch)
White stumpnose in English
Witstompneus in Afrikaans
圆头平鲷 in Mandarin Chinese
圓頭平鯛 in Mandarin Chinese

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