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Table 4 Stomach contents of the five species of snappers (Lutjanidae)

From: Ethnobiology of snappers (Lutjanidae): target species and suggestions for management

 

L. analis, Copacabana

L. synagris, Bertioga

L. synagris, MaceiĂ³

L. vivanus, P. Sauipe

O. chrysurus, P. Sauipe

R. aurorubens, P. Sauipe

L. synagris, Paraty

Total

FISH

        

   Sardine (Clupeidae)

2

   

1

  

3

   cutlassfish (Trichiurus lepturus)

1

      

1

   another fish (Haemulon, Scorpaena, Eucinostomus, Diapterus volitans, Muraena sp., Batrachoididae)1

6

7

3

3

12

11

5

47

CRUSTACEAN 2

        

   shrimp (camarĂ£o)

 

7

3

2

1

 

4

17

   crab (caranguejo)

 

2

4

    

6

   crab siri (siri)

 

5

3

3

7

1

 

19

   tamburutaca

 

2

     

2

   spanish slipper lobster (lagosta sapateira)

 

1

     

1

   crayfish (lagostim)

  

1

    

1

   another crustacean, rests

 

1

2

   

4

7

MOLLUSCS

        

   squid (lula)

1

     

1

2

   mussel (mexilhĂ£o)

1

      

1

   shell of mussel (concha mexilhĂ£o)

1

      

1

   octopus (polvo)

1

      

1

Rest of food

6

6

4

8

8

6

8

46

Empty

18

8

2

13

37

1

16

95

Total samples

32

29

15

29

66

16

34

221

  1. 1identification revised by Rodrigo Caires, MZUSP.
  2. 2the identification of crustacean was revised by Gustavo S. de Melo (MZUSP) as follows: Callinectes ornatus, Callinectes exasperatus, Portunus spinimanus, Calappa angusta, Sicyonia sp., Dendrobranchiata, Isopoda, Iliacantha subglobosa, Brachyura sp., Caridea sp., Glyphocrangonidae sp., Squilla brasiliensis (Stomatopoda, Squillidae), Squilla brasiliensis (Stomatopoda, Squillidae), and Scyllarus depressus (Palinuridea, Scyllaridae).