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Length–weight relations ( LWR ) were estimated for 14 endemic and indigenous fish species from the Aral Sea basin:    Alburnoides   holciki    Coad et Bogutskaya, 2012;    Capoetobrama   kuschakewitschi    (Kessler, 1872);    Cottus   spinulosus    Kessler, 1872;    Glyptosternon   oschanini    (Herzenstein, 1889);    Gobio   lepidolaemus    Kessler, 1872;    Gobio   nigrescens    (Keyserling, 1861);    Iskandaria   kuschakewitschi    (Herzenstein, 1890);    Iskandaria   pardalis    (Turdakov, 1941);    Paracobitis   longicauda    (Kessler, 1872);    Sabanejewia   aralensis    (Kessler, 1877);    Schizothorax   fedtschenkoi    Kessler, 1872;    Triplophysa   daryoae    Sheraliev, Kayumova et Peng, 2022;    Triplophysa   ferganaensis    Sheraliev et Peng, 2021; and    Triplophysa   uranoscopus    (Kessler, 1872). Measurements were taken for total length (0.1 cm precision) and total weight (0.1 g precision). The  LWR  parameters were determined using a linear logarithmic regression model of weight against length in which values for the slope of the regression,  b , that are higher and lower than 3 indicate positive and negative allometric growth, respectively. The estimated values of parameter  b  ranged from 2.703 (   Iskandaria   kuschakewitschi   ) to 3.162 (   Gobio   nigrescens   ). The correlation coefficient ( r  2 ) values varied from 0.951 to 0.993, indicating a strong positive relation between length and weight. The maximum total lengths of four of the species (   Glyptosternon   oschanini   ,    Iskandaria   kuschakewitschi   ,    Triplophysa   daryoae   , and    Triplophysa   uranoscopus   ) constitute new records, and the LWRs of twelve fish species have hitherto not been available in FishBase.

﻿Length–weight relations of 14 endemic and indigenous freshwater fish species ( Actinopterygii ) from the Aral Sea basin, Uzbekistan

Length–weight relations of 14 endemic and indigenous freshwater fish species ( Actinopterygii ) from the Aral Sea basin, Uzbekistan