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Length–weight relations (LWRs) were estimated for ten freshwater fish species such as gin-buna,    Carassius   langsdorfii    Temminck et Schlegel, 1846; lake minnow,    Rhynchocypris   percnura    (Pallas, 1814); Siberian loach,    Barbatula   toni    (Dybowski, 1869); Japanese smelt,    Hypomesus   nipponensis    McAllister, 1963; masu salmon,    Oncorhynchus   masou    (Brevoort, 1856); rainbow trout,    Oncorhynchus   mykiss    (Walbaum, 1792); whitespotted char,    Salvelinus   leucomaenis    (Pallas, 1814); ninespine stickleback,    Pungitius   pungitius    (Linnaeus, 1758); hana-kajika,    Cottus   nozawae    Synder, 1911; and a species of goby    Rhinogobius    sp. Specimens were collected once a month except in the snow season from the Abashiri River basin, eastern Hokkaido, between June 2007 and November 2011. Fishes were captured by an electrofishing device (Smith–Root Inc., Model 12-b). The estimated allometric coefficient  b  values ranged from 2.790 (ninespine stickleback) to 3.294 (hana-kajika), and  r  2  values ranged from 0.772 (lake minnow) to 0.994 (goby). All the LWRs were highly significant, with  P  &lt; 0.001. Besides, the study provides the first estimates of LWRs for the Siberian loach, Japanese smelt, masu salmon, whitespotted char, hana-kajika, and the goby.

﻿Length–weight relations of ten freshwater fish species ( Actinopterygii ) from Abashiri River basin, eastern Hokkaido, Japan

Length–weight relations of ten freshwater fish species ( Actinopterygii ) from Abashiri River basin, eastern Hokkaido, Japan