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Table 20.2 Finfish production of Goiana River Estuary artisanal fleets between 2013 and 2015 within the extractive reserve Acaú-Goiana” and adjacent
coastal areas
2013
2014
2015
Common name
Species
Total (kg)
(%)
Dry
season
Rainy
season
Dry season
Rainy
season
Dry season
Rainy
season
White mullet
Mugil curema
11,970.1
24.07
1672.0
253.4
3276.6
1923.3
4232.9
611.9
Longnose
stingray
Dasyatis guttata
10,114.0
44.42
66.0
52.0
2414.5
5790.0
1183.0
608.5
Cobia
Rachycentron canadum
3562.8
51.58
93.0
20.0
598.3
961.5
1232.5
657.5
Common snook
Centropomus
undecimalis
3608.4
58.84
320.0
967.9
715.3
707.0
628.5
269.7
Brazilian
mojarra
Eugerres brasilianus
2310.4
63.49
431.4
620.7
405.6
584.8
222.8
45.0
Mutton snapper
Lutijanus analis
1425.7
66.35
139.8
45.7
346.1
482.4
296.0
115.7
Acoupa weakfish Cynoscion acoupa
1305.8
68.98
213.4
270.6
358.2
318.2
105.0
40.4
Mackerel
Scomberomorus
japonicus
1223.7
71.44
46.5
31.9
510.9
362.9
160.0
111.5
Lebranche
mullet
Mugil liza
1183.9
73.82
67.5
428.5
103.5
452.2
100.7
31.5
Crucifix sea
catfish
Arius proops
1192.7
76.22
190.0
121.6
206.1
288.3
360.2
26.5
Florida pompano Trachinotus carolineus
1183.7
78.60
196.2
421.0
211.9
248.4
84.6
21.6
Lane snapper
Lutjanus synagris
1051.4
80.72
52.4
154.5
293.0
403.5
148.0
0.0
Dog snapper
Lutjanus jocu
993.5
82.71
75.0
2.0
215.8
404.0
239.7
57.0
Sailor's grunt
Haemulon parra
817.5
84.36
99.0
106.0
49.5
403.0
160.0
0.0
Sheepshead
Archosargus
probatocephalus
880.8
86.13
63.5
200.9
257.7
324.5
32.0
2.2
Crevalle jack
Caranx hippos
728.1
87.59
9.5
0.0
179.1
484.0
44.5
11.0
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Table 20.2 Finfish production of Goiana River Estuary artisanal fleets between 2013 and 2015 within the extractive reserve Acaú-Goiana” and adjacent
coastal areas
2013
2014
2015
Common name
Species
Total (kg)
(%)
Dry
season
Rainy
season
Dry season
Rainy
season
Dry season
Rainy
season
White mullet
Mugil curema
11,970.1
24.07
1672.0
253.4
3276.6
1923.3
4232.9
611.9
Longnose
stingray
Dasyatis guttata
10,114.0
44.42
66.0
52.0
2414.5
5790.0
1183.0
608.5
Cobia
Rachycentron canadum
3562.8
51.58
93.0
20.0
598.3
961.5
1232.5
657.5
Common snook
Centropomus
undecimalis
3608.4
58.84
320.0
967.9
715.3
707.0
628.5
269.7
Brazilian
mojarra
Eugerres brasilianus
2310.4
63.49
431.4
620.7
405.6
584.8
222.8
45.0
Mutton snapper
Lutijanus analis
1425.7
66.35
139.8
45.7
346.1
482.4
296.0
115.7
Acoupa weakfish Cynoscion acoupa
1305.8
68.98
213.4
270.6
358.2
318.2
105.0
40.4
Mackerel
Scomberomorus
japonicus
1223.7
71.44
46.5
31.9
510.9
362.9
160.0
111.5
Lebranche
mullet
Mugil liza
1183.9
73.82
67.5
428.5
103.5
452.2
100.7
31.5
Crucifix sea
catfish
Arius proops
1192.7
76.22
190.0
121.6
206.1
288.3
360.2
26.5
Florida pompano Trachinotus carolineus
1183.7
78.60
196.2
421.0
211.9
248.4
84.6
21.6
Lane snapper
Lutjanus synagris
1051.4
80.72
52.4
154.5
293.0
403.5
148.0
0.0
Dog snapper
Lutjanus jocu
993.5
82.71
75.0
2.0
215.8
404.0
239.7
57.0
Sailor's grunt
Haemulon parra
817.5
84.36
99.0
106.0
49.5
403.0
160.0
0.0
Sheepshead
Archosargus
probatocephalus
880.8
86.13
63.5
200.9
257.7
324.5
32.0
2.2
Crevalle jack
Caranx hippos
728.1
87.59
9.5
0.0
179.1
484.0
44.5
11.0
(continued)
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