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FIG. 110. Body volume (left) and body weight (right) to body length relationships in
the Euphausiacea. (After Mauchline, 1967s.)
known. Mauchline (1967a) presents data on the overall relationship of
weight to body length in euphausiids but Fig. 110 presents further
data, mainly that of Shmeleva (1965) which was not available when the
previous calculation was made and that of Nemoto (1959) which the
author overlooked. The data used in Fig. 110 are : sixteen measurements
on Euphausia superba (Heyerdahl, 1932 ; Nemoto, 1959) ; sixty-six
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10. GROWTH, MATURITY AND MORTALITY
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1
5
10
20
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5.0
Total length Imm)
I
3
5
10
PO 30
50 70
Total length l m m )
FIG. 110. Body volume (left) and body weight (right) to body length relationships in
the Euphausiacea. (After Mauchline, 1967s.)
known. Mauchline (1967a) presents data on the overall relationship of
weight to body length in euphausiids but Fig. 110 presents further
data, mainly that of Shmeleva (1965) which was not available when the
previous calculation was made and that of Nemoto (1959) which the
author overlooked. The data used in Fig. 110 are : sixteen measurements
on Euphausia superba (Heyerdahl, 1932 ; Nemoto, 1959) ; sixty-six