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The striped goby, Gobius vittatus Vinciguerra, 1883 is a Mediterranean    gobiid species considered to be rare with very little data on its biology    and ecology. A sample of 704 specimens of G. vittatus was collected    by SCUBA diving at three locations in the northern Adriatic Sea (Kvarner    area) from April 2001 to March 2002. The present paper provides the first    information on age structure, lifespan, growth and mortality of G.    vittatus. The size    range of individuals was between 19.2 and 54.0 mm. The maximum estimated    age was 4 and 3 years for females and males respectively. The total mortality    rate (Z) was estimated to be from 0.94 to 1.08 for females and from 0.99    to 1.43 for males. The von Bertalanffy growth parameters estimated from the    mean monthly age-length data were significantly different between sexes (females:    L∞ = 50.96, K = 1.02 and t0 = -0.47; males: L∞ = 50.13, K  = 1.18 and t0 = -0.42)

Age structure, growth and mortality of the striped goby, <i>Gobius vittatus</i> (Gobiidae) in the northern Adriatic Sea