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A DNA fingerprinting technique based on am- plified fragment length polymorphism (AFLP) was developed to identify individual bêche-de-mer (Holothuria nobilis) and analyse their growth in the wild. A size comparison of 74 individuals over two 6 mo periods and of 25 individuals over 12 mo showed that 1 kg individuals grew slowly (64 to 128 g annually). Larger holothurians (>1.5 kg) consistently de- creased in weight, suggesting a plastic nature of weight in individual holothurians. This technique holds promise for ecological studies and for providing accurate data for the management of holothurians and other invertebrates that are difficult to tag.

marine ecology. progress series

A genetic fingerprint recapture technique for measuring growth in 'unmarkable' invertebrates: negative growth in commercially fished holothurians (Holothuria nobilis)