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Spatial d~stribution of juvenile and adult sea scallops Placopecten rnagellanicus (Gmelin) was studied from video-monitored sled-dredge samples in commercial scallop beds of eastern Georges Bank (Northwest Atlantic). Maximum densities of 1 and 2 yr old individuals, as well a s of adults, were recorded in the northern area of the study. Abundance of scallops was significantly higher on gravel than on the other sediment types. Scallops appeared to exhibit a Poisson distribution within sediment type. Distribution of juveniles only partly matched that of adults; age 1 individuals were less dispersed than 2 yr olds and adults, and were mainly located on a gravel-pebble deposit in the northern half of the Bank. It is inferred that movements associated with tidal currents occur as the individuals grow older. The relative abundances of pre-recruits and recruits emphasize the impact of fishing activity on size structure. Growth parameters of the von Bertalanffy function would indicate that Lee's phenomenon acts on the population. Age 2 juveniles showed a strong depth-related decrease in shell growth, linked to temperature and probably to food availability. The sampling technique employed has the potential for establishing pre-recruitment indices for use in management of this fishery.

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Spatial variability in distribution and growth of juvenile and adult sea scallops Placopecten magellanicus (Gmelin) on eastern Georges Bank (Northwest Atlantic)