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132 CALIF0RhTTIA COOPERATIVE OCEANIC FISHERIES INVESTIGATIONSThe problem then is to account for the highernumber of each species in hauls in which they cooccurred-todetermine whether they mere obtainedin centers of heavier spawning for both species orwhether survival was better in areas of co-occurrence.If the latter were true, it would be difficult to justifyany hypothesis that postulates that competition betweenthe two species would adversely affect theirsurvival.The average numbers of larvae per positive haulare summarized by size and year in Tables 10 to 15.For each species these data are summarized in threeways : (1) for all occurrences, (2) for hauls in whichthe larvae of one species eo-occurred with those ofthe other, and (3) for hauls in which the larvae ofa species occurred alone.A semi-log plot (Figures 11 and 12) gives a simplemethod of illustrating changes in abundance withSARDINE LARVAE-OCCURRINGSize class (mm) 1I1951TABLE 12ALONE (NO ANCHOVY LARVAE): AVERAGE NUMBER PER POSITIVE HAUL (X lo'), SUMMARIZEDBY SIZE AND YEAR, 195140-3.3----Year1952 1953 1954 1955 I 1956 1957 1958I810 2,604 1,922 1,276 1,217 1.257 1,826 222357 2,619 2,237 1,562 1,236 2,306 1,552 505249 1,307 859 746 820 696 712 510166 503 266 346 436 201 448 465129 298 158 267 340 1 198 699 32672 212 183 199 154 198 407 22683 149 101 144 132 158 318 17148 78 192 73 78 146 286 6851 71 72 42 74 61 204 6831 48 120 33 69 54 173 2747341319.619.63.38.2--02,140.744742143.943.613.020.2_-1438,291.761564346.610.7--__--06,327.34234106.26.04.5-___04,790.758592936.49.599473889.884.862.98.7__0 15______4,751.2 5,720.250181439.238.9-_-___66,791.11393448.112.2---__-02,704.31959 11960;li I 1,352.7i! 1 256.0Unweightedaverage~ ~ _ _ _11,580 1,059 1,377.3952228 626.9140 303.762578257389142262827.014.014.0--2529-_364428173.3136.7102.671.769.048.435.7_- 35.7:: 1 23.0:: 1 3.7__ I 23.910.1_- 0.0TABLE 13ANCHOVY LARVAE-ALL OCCURRENCES: AVERAGE NUMBER PER POSITIVE HAUL (x lo2), SUMMARIZED BY SIZE AND YEAR, 1951-60Size class (mm) I1951Year1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957195819591960Unweightedaverage2,2661,7681,3801,5401,4712,3562,9742,6111.8521,5924,3963,2212,6252,5642,6373,1984,7242,7893,0092,5542,6113,9642,8852,7323,1203,4474.0763.4323,1562,9564,1815,4763,4933,3172,8374,7915,1042,6882,4122,1737,2665.5364,2403,6242,9083,538.33,771.42,722.42,537.02,335.51,2678465613702411,18289 16764242681,9251,4189135813762,0521.5731,1127123882,8182,3061,8571,2737512,5152,0551,4518885582,2431,6801,1357644941.8091,3491,0317024072,0061,34092857839 11,854.01,391.1996.7647.9401.813574644362.912988513035.2239132844940.2237136854966.84021941005157.83121621015467.53111771096567.02771811209291.32431541156381.3236.1134.185.751.558.428.420.913.72312.57.811.62123.54.44.23623.47.08.62740.52.87.4416.811.36.81329.18.93.11037.89.93.08836.89.511.437825.38.58.270.612,174.9 15,212.1 21,268.3 22,750.8 25,176.525,278.426,400.123,366.029,909.020,874.5--
~~~~REPORTS VOLUME XI, 1 JULY 1963 TO 30 JUNE 1966 133increase in size. Two curves are plotted for each species,one illustrating abundance of eo-occurring larvae,the other of the species taken alone.The two curves for anchovy larvae tend to convergewith increase in size. This convergence would be expectedif survival were better in hauls in which thelarvae of a species occurred alone, free from competition.It is well to remember that the upper curverepresents the average of 1,489 hauls and the lowerthe average of 5,266 hauls-large amounts of data.Data on changes in relative abundance with increasein size are less consistent for sardines. Theupper curve, sardine larvae in eo-occurrences withanchovy larvae, necessarily is based on the same numberof hauls as is its counterpart graph for anchovies(1,489), but the lower curve is based on considerablyANCHOVY LARVAE-CO-OCCURRINGTABLE 14WITH SARDINE LARVAE: AVERAGE NUMBER PER POSITIVE HAUL (x 10% SUMMARIZED BySIZE AND YEAR, 1951-6019521953 1954______1955Year1956 1957 1958 I 1959 1960--Unweightedaverage2,8362,6002,2112,5972,6082,6484,5782,5092,2181,9926,7734,3103,7913,4153,9542,9975,8773,6183,6873,7232,4715,0574,8184,7893,9961,3263,3363,5994,7414,0156,83214,6349,1168,5507,13811,38512,8544,6554,0513,46111,1898,7807,4786,9205,4374,998.16,355.14,422.74,325.03,802.42,3751,4959346243541,4451,0167465463602,7082,0631,4068594683,2252,3981,9001,0226443,3642,7021,9751,4601,1173,5793,7002,8791,8191,2465.020 3.0113;559 2,6072,292 2,0081.485 1.294974 6903,7082,2321,3137285702,963.72,249.81,587.61,007.3660.516969945576.3184149994851.5261132914457.641322616294137.05612661635684.861926916294149.966838119210050.246322115610969.13252191194549.8372.3197.8126.965.474.241.127.525.42712.24.417.11829.24.9_-3045.714.913.02825.0_-__013.07.77.5628.111.05.8534.59.54.027516.113.6__34324.69.57.378.519,218.318,641.230,396.730,224.632,904.831,568.161,041.147,357.149,485.533,328.8TABLE 15ANCHOVY LARVAE-OCCURRING ALONE (NO SARDINE LARVAE): AVERAGE NUMBER PER POSITIVE HAUL (X ld), SUMMARIZED BY SIZEAND YEAR, 1951-60I-Size class (mm) I 1951I-3,269 2,6464,324 3,6852.502 2.3922;7742,1482;2062,8961,6451,286838604299IYear___I Un-1952 1953 1954 1955 I 1956 1957 1958 19591,9941,3719841,03793074053638425018711976503856.522.417.78.1222,2732,5212,6401,7481,4791,10785565739024311470372630.612.68.710.0223,3432,7392,1092,1872,0541,5791,133694458335229132825132.421.04.26.138175105583342.415.74.27.0272,6782,2051,8271,225658362175845050.844.53.59.353,9454,2503,3942,7862,7092,2671,6701,117670397241137874448.317.612.16.6143,4592,9751,9581,8881,6631,4851,168820568363214121875671.629.48.32.4123,4173,4902,2772,0711,9041,5591,0888285793482391731128996.038.59.92.8498,822.7 14,243.9 17,226.7 20,156.3 I 23,202.1 23,812.6 16,948.7 18,370.2weighted1960 average--6,7115,0773,7943,1582,5511,7661,2148735573662311451156585.83,166.43,103.92,258.62,056.81,920.11,535.51,149.7829.2546.8332.5200.6117.673.947.552.724.713.1 8.3
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