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Llobarro atlàntic ratllat ( Catalan; Valencian )

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El llobarro atlàntic ratllat (Morone saxatilis) és una espècie de peix pertanyent a la família dels morònids.[5]

Descripció

  • Pot arribar a fer 200 cm de llargària màxima[6] (normalment, en fa 120)[7] i 57 kg de pes.[8]
  • Cos comprimit lateralment.
  • Pot ésser de color verd clar, oliva, blau acerat, negre o marró al dors. Ventre blanc iridescent.
  • Boca terminal i grossa.
  • Dues aletes dorsals separades.
  • 9-11 espines i 10-13 radis tous a l'aleta dorsal i 3 espines i 7-13 radis tous a l'anal.
  • Té entre sis i nou franges contínues laterals a ambdós flancs.
  • La tercera espina de l'aleta anal és més llarga i prima que la segona.[9][10]

Reproducció

Té lloc quan la temperatura arriba als 18 °C als rius o estuaris on es realitzarà l'aparellament (com ara, el rius Hudson[11] i Roanoke o la badia de Chesapeake). La femella pot arribar a dipositar entre 500.000 i 3 milions d'ous però menys d'1% dels embrions arribaran a sobreviure més d'un parell de mesos després de l'eclosió.[12] Els pares no protegeixen ni els ous ni les larves i els embrions van a la deriva durant 1,5-3 dies. La maduresa sexual és assolida pels mascles en arribar als 2-4 anys d'edat i per les femelles entre els 5 i els 8.[10][13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20]

Alimentació

Les larves mengen zooplàncton; els juvenils gambetes i d'altres crustacis, anèl·lids i insectes,[21][22] mentre que els adults es nodreixen d'una gran varietat de peixos[23] i invertebrats (calamars, crancs, cucs de mar i amfípodes), amb la particularitat que deixen d'alimentar-se poc abans de la fresa.[9][24][25][26][27][28]

Depredadors

És depredat per taurons,[29] pinnípedes, gàdids (Microgadus tomcod i Gadus morhua), el lluç platejat (Merluccius bilinearis), Morone saxatilis (el canibalisme hi és present), el tallahams (Pomatomus saltator), Cyclops bicuspidatus[30] i la llampresa de mar (Petromyzon marinus).[10][31][32]

Paràsits

Els seus paràsits inclouen Ergasilus labracid, Scolex pleuronectis, larves de cestodes, Colponema, Trichodina, Glossatella, Myxosoma morone, Philometra rubra i Pomphorhynchus rocci, entre d'altres.[10]

Hàbitat

És un peix d'aigua dolça (entra als rius a la primavera per fresar), salabrosa i marina, anàdrom,[33] demersal i de clima temperat (8 °C-25 °C;[34] 51°N-24°N, 94°W-44°W), el qual viu a les aigües costaneres i les badies. N'hi ha poblacions mancades de sortida al mar.[9][35][36]

Distribució geogràfica

És originari de l'Atlàntic occidental: des del riu Sant Llorenç[37] (el Canadà)[38][39] fins al riu St. John's River (el nord de Florida) i el nord del golf de Mèxic,[34] i, també, des de l'oest de Florida fins a Louisiana. Ha estat introduït a altres països i territoris[40] (com ara, l'Argentina,[41] l'Equador, les illes Hawaii,[42][43] l'Iran,[44] Mèxic,[45] Rússia, Sud-àfrica, Turquia[46] i Letònia).[9][47][48][49][50][51][52][53][54][55][56][57][58][59][60][61][62][63]

Observacions

És inofensiu per als humans i la seua esperança de vida és de 30 anys.[9][64][65][66]

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