Some growth characteristics of yellow-mouth turban shell (<i>Turbo chrysostomus</i>) in Ly Son Islands - Quang Ngai Province

Focusing on the species Turbo chrysostomus, the study examined aspects of distribution, growth characteristics and resource management strategies. Turbo chrysostomus mainly inhabits low water areas to coral reefs with a depth of 8 meters. The average Turban Shell height is 47.51 mm. The theoretical maximum size is 76.9 mm with growth factor K = 1.17, and the monthly growth rate in the first year is 5.36 mm. The correlation between the height (H) and weight (Wm) of the snail is H = -0.001*Wm + 0.8822. Notably, its growth pattern is uneven, with height increasing faster than weight. Worryingly, wild mussel populations are showing signs of decline, requiring resource management measures. Proposed solutions include eliminating the capture of small snails and avoiding development in key breeding areas, particularly Chua Hang and Hang Cau, to ensure the sustainability of the snail resource into the future.

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Vietnam Journal of Marine Science and Technology
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2025-03-31
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https://doi.org/10.15625/1859-3097/22636
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Fish Biology and Ecology Studies
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Some growth characteristics of yellow-mouth turban shell (Turbo chrysostomus) in Ly Son Islands - Quang Ngai Province

Thai Minh Quang, Thai Tuyen Hua, Thai An Hua, Xuan Dat et al.
Vietnam Journal of Marine Science and Technology
Fish Biology and Ecology Studies
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Some growth characteristics of yellow-mouth turban shell (Turbo chrysostomus) in Ly Son Islands - Quang Ngai Province

Thai Minh Quang, Thai Tuyen Hua, Thai An Hua, Xuan Dat, L. Nguyen
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Focusing on the species Turbo chrysostomus, the study examined aspects of distribution, growth characteristics and resource management strategies. Turbo chrysostomus mainly inhabits low water areas to coral reefs with a depth of 8 meters. The average Turban Shell height is 47.51 mm. The theoretical maximum size is 76.9 mm with growth factor K = 1.17, and the monthly growth rate in the first year is 5.36 mm. The correlation between the height (H) and weight (Wm) of the snail is H = -0.001*Wm + 0.8822. Notably, its growth pattern is uneven, with height increasing faster than weight. Worryingly, wild mussel populations are showing signs of decline, requiring resource management measures. Proposed solutions include eliminating the capture of small snails and avoiding development in key breeding areas, particularly Chua Hang and Hang Cau, to ensure the sustainability of the snail resource into the future.

Vietnam Journal of Marine Science and TechnologyVol. 25(1)
Institute of Marine Geology and Geophysics (VN), Institute of Oceanography
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Fish Biology and Ecology Studies
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Some growth characteristics of yellow-mouth turban shell (<i>Turbo chrysostomus</i>) in Ly Son Islands - Quang Ngai Province — Thai Minh Quang, Thai Tuyen Hua, et al. · Vietnam Journal of Marine Science and Technology (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS