Table 1 in Age and growth of Spanish mackerel (Scomberomorus brasiliensis) off the northeastern coast of Brazil

Table 1. Parameters of von Bertalanffy growth based on otolith analysis for Scomberomorus species carried out in the world (L ∞ in fork length; M = males; F = females; B = both sexes combined). AreaL ∞ (cm)K (/year)to (year)SexSpeciesSourceNE Brazil82.950.2-0.4MS. brasiliensisNomura, 196796.380.2-0.05F102.60.16-0.13BNE Brazil1160.180.22MS. cavallaNomura & Rodríguez, 19671370.150.13F141.20.140.14BNE Brazil113.30.2291.5MS. cavallaXimenes et al., 1978131.70.1642F124.90.1851.8BTrinidad710.26MS. brasiliensisSturm, 1978830.23FNE Brazil81.60.2431.4MS. brasiliensisXimenes, 1981101.90.1761.6F106.70.161.6BFlorida (USA)1110.2081.48MS. cavallaManooch et al., 19871420.1361.98F1480.1152.36BTrinidad112.30.18-1.79MS. cavallaSturm & Salter, 1990140.10.15-1.52FFlorida (USA)53.80.31-2.31MS. maculatusSchmidt et al., 199372.30.24-1.8F760.18-2.44BAtlantic ocean (USA)96.40.262-1.98MS. cavallaDeVries & Grimes, 1997126.70.145-3.15FE. Gulf of Mexico102.60.247-1.84MS. cavallaDeVries & Grimes, 1997137.80.172-1.83FW. Gulf of Mexico102.80.203-2.74MS. cavallaDeVries & Grimes, 1997134.10.15-2.69FQueensland (Australia)62.80.709-1.262MS. queenslandicusBegg & Sellin, 199865.10.585-1.41FQueensland (Australia)76.80.225-4.329MS. munroiBegg & Sellin, 199884.90.459-1.539FQueensland (Australia)1280.25-1.72MS. commersonMcPherson, 19921550.17-2.22F