Seasonal Spatial Distribution Characteristics and Patterns of the Squid <i>Uroteuthis duvauceli</i>, <i>Uroteuthis edulis</i>, <i>Loliolus sumatrensis</i>, and <i>Loliolus japonica</i> in the Southern Yellow and East China Seas: Predictions Under Different Climate Scenarios

For successful economic management of cephalopod fisheries, short-lived squid with a 1-year life span require stock assessment over a short timescale, accompanied by both in-season and real-time stock management. However, insufficient information is available about the dynamic distribution patterns...

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Main Authors: Min Xu, Hui Zhang, Bingqing Xu, Yong Liu, Linlin Yang
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description For successful economic management of cephalopod fisheries, short-lived squid with a 1-year life span require stock assessment over a short timescale, accompanied by both in-season and real-time stock management. However, insufficient information is available about the dynamic distribution patterns of the squid <i>Uroteuthis duvauceli</i>, <i>Uroteuthis edulis</i>, <i>Loliolus sumatrensis</i>, and <i>Loliolus japonica</i> in China. Such information is vital for establishing a sustainable fisheries management system. In this study, seasonal fishery-independent bottom-trawling surveys were performed from 2018 to 2019 in the southern Yellow and East China Seas to assess the seasonal changes in the distribution of these species. Most <i>U. duvauceli</i> occurred at sea bottom temperatures (SBTs) of 24.52–26.96 °C and sea bottom salinity (SBS) of 30.2–31.54‰ during the summer and at 20.02–22.75 °C and 33.46–34.22‰ during the autumn. Most <i>U. edulis</i> occurred at an SBT of 18.29–19.61 °C and SBS 34.78–35.08‰ during the spring, at 18.63–19.43 °C and 34.43–34.66‰ during the summer, at 8.78–21.81 °C and 34.39–34.77‰ during the autumn, and at 17.90–21.55 °C and 34.34–34.61‰ during the winter. Overall, most <i>L. sumatrensis</i> occurred at 21.00–23.15 °C and 34.11–34.50‰ in autumn. <i>U. duvauceli</i> concentrated in the fishing grounds of Zhoushan during the spring, Lvsi and Zhoushan-Changjiangkou during the summer, Zhoushan and Yushan-Mindong during the autumn, and Wentai-Yushan during the winter. <i>L. sumatrensis</i> mainly occurred in the fishing grounds of Dasha, Changjiangkou-Zhoushan, and Mindong during the summer, Yushan during the autumn, and nearshore areas during the winter. Most <i>L. japonica</i> occurred in the fishing grounds of Haizhou Bay and Zhoushan-Yushan during the spring, Haizhou Bay during the summer, Lvsi during the autumn, and Haizhou Bay during the winter. Our results will be useful for determining the total allowable catch from squid fisheries in these areas in China.
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spelling doaj-art-e71a8a0dfa534bc7b628ee5b734c0b962025-08-20T03:30:29ZengMDPI AGAnimals2076-26152025-06-011512174410.3390/ani15121744Seasonal Spatial Distribution Characteristics and Patterns of the Squid <i>Uroteuthis duvauceli</i>, <i>Uroteuthis edulis</i>, <i>Loliolus sumatrensis</i>, and <i>Loliolus japonica</i> in the Southern Yellow and East China Seas: Predictions Under Different Climate ScenariosMin Xu0Hui Zhang1Bingqing Xu2Yong Liu3Linlin Yang4Key Laboratory of East China Sea Fishery Resources Exploitation, Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs, Shanghai 200090, ChinaKey Laboratory of East China Sea Fishery Resources Exploitation, Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs, Shanghai 200090, ChinaShandong Marine Resource and Environment Research Institute, Yantai 264006, ChinaKey Laboratory of East China Sea Fishery Resources Exploitation, Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs, Shanghai 200090, ChinaKey Laboratory of East China Sea Fishery Resources Exploitation, Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs, Shanghai 200090, ChinaFor successful economic management of cephalopod fisheries, short-lived squid with a 1-year life span require stock assessment over a short timescale, accompanied by both in-season and real-time stock management. However, insufficient information is available about the dynamic distribution patterns of the squid <i>Uroteuthis duvauceli</i>, <i>Uroteuthis edulis</i>, <i>Loliolus sumatrensis</i>, and <i>Loliolus japonica</i> in China. Such information is vital for establishing a sustainable fisheries management system. In this study, seasonal fishery-independent bottom-trawling surveys were performed from 2018 to 2019 in the southern Yellow and East China Seas to assess the seasonal changes in the distribution of these species. Most <i>U. duvauceli</i> occurred at sea bottom temperatures (SBTs) of 24.52–26.96 °C and sea bottom salinity (SBS) of 30.2–31.54‰ during the summer and at 20.02–22.75 °C and 33.46–34.22‰ during the autumn. Most <i>U. edulis</i> occurred at an SBT of 18.29–19.61 °C and SBS 34.78–35.08‰ during the spring, at 18.63–19.43 °C and 34.43–34.66‰ during the summer, at 8.78–21.81 °C and 34.39–34.77‰ during the autumn, and at 17.90–21.55 °C and 34.34–34.61‰ during the winter. Overall, most <i>L. sumatrensis</i> occurred at 21.00–23.15 °C and 34.11–34.50‰ in autumn. <i>U. duvauceli</i> concentrated in the fishing grounds of Zhoushan during the spring, Lvsi and Zhoushan-Changjiangkou during the summer, Zhoushan and Yushan-Mindong during the autumn, and Wentai-Yushan during the winter. <i>L. sumatrensis</i> mainly occurred in the fishing grounds of Dasha, Changjiangkou-Zhoushan, and Mindong during the summer, Yushan during the autumn, and nearshore areas during the winter. Most <i>L. japonica</i> occurred in the fishing grounds of Haizhou Bay and Zhoushan-Yushan during the spring, Haizhou Bay during the summer, Lvsi during the autumn, and Haizhou Bay during the winter. Our results will be useful for determining the total allowable catch from squid fisheries in these areas in China.https://www.mdpi.com/2076-2615/15/12/1744population dynamicsstock assessmentclimate warmingKuroshio currenttotal allowable catchfishery management
spellingShingle Min Xu
Hui Zhang
Bingqing Xu
Yong Liu
Linlin Yang
Seasonal Spatial Distribution Characteristics and Patterns of the Squid <i>Uroteuthis duvauceli</i>, <i>Uroteuthis edulis</i>, <i>Loliolus sumatrensis</i>, and <i>Loliolus japonica</i> in the Southern Yellow and East China Seas: Predictions Under Different Climate Scenarios
Animals
population dynamics
stock assessment
climate warming
Kuroshio current
total allowable catch
fishery management
title Seasonal Spatial Distribution Characteristics and Patterns of the Squid <i>Uroteuthis duvauceli</i>, <i>Uroteuthis edulis</i>, <i>Loliolus sumatrensis</i>, and <i>Loliolus japonica</i> in the Southern Yellow and East China Seas: Predictions Under Different Climate Scenarios
title_full Seasonal Spatial Distribution Characteristics and Patterns of the Squid <i>Uroteuthis duvauceli</i>, <i>Uroteuthis edulis</i>, <i>Loliolus sumatrensis</i>, and <i>Loliolus japonica</i> in the Southern Yellow and East China Seas: Predictions Under Different Climate Scenarios
title_fullStr Seasonal Spatial Distribution Characteristics and Patterns of the Squid <i>Uroteuthis duvauceli</i>, <i>Uroteuthis edulis</i>, <i>Loliolus sumatrensis</i>, and <i>Loliolus japonica</i> in the Southern Yellow and East China Seas: Predictions Under Different Climate Scenarios
title_full_unstemmed Seasonal Spatial Distribution Characteristics and Patterns of the Squid <i>Uroteuthis duvauceli</i>, <i>Uroteuthis edulis</i>, <i>Loliolus sumatrensis</i>, and <i>Loliolus japonica</i> in the Southern Yellow and East China Seas: Predictions Under Different Climate Scenarios
title_short Seasonal Spatial Distribution Characteristics and Patterns of the Squid <i>Uroteuthis duvauceli</i>, <i>Uroteuthis edulis</i>, <i>Loliolus sumatrensis</i>, and <i>Loliolus japonica</i> in the Southern Yellow and East China Seas: Predictions Under Different Climate Scenarios
title_sort seasonal spatial distribution characteristics and patterns of the squid i uroteuthis duvauceli i i uroteuthis edulis i i loliolus sumatrensis i and i loliolus japonica i in the southern yellow and east china seas predictions under different climate scenarios
topic population dynamics
stock assessment
climate warming
Kuroshio current
total allowable catch
fishery management
url https://www.mdpi.com/2076-2615/15/12/1744
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