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Data identifying fish eggs obtained from oceanographic cruises in West Florida from 2019-09-11 to 2019-09-24 with sequences of the mitochondrial gene

Authors: Kerr, Makenzie, Grace Koziol, Ernst B. Peebles, Chris Stallings, Glenn Zapfe, and Mya Breitbart
Published On: Mar 21 2023 19:55 UTC
DOI: https://doi.org/10.7266/dmp83r1m
UDI: F2.x836.000:0008
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Project Information

Funded By:
Florida RESTORE Act Centers of Excellence Program

Funding Cycle:
FLRACEP 2

Research Group:
Spawning Habitat and Early-life Linkages to Fisheries (SHELF)

Point of Contact

Makenzie Kerr
University of South Florida / College of Marine Science
burrowsm@usf.edu

Data Collection Period
2019-09-11
to
2019-09-24
Theme keywords

fish egg, continental shelf, DNA, barcoding, fisheries, Continuous Underway Fish-Egg Sampler, CUFES, mitochondrial gene

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Abstract:

This dataset contains data identifying fish eggs obtained from oceanographic cruises in West Florida from 2019-09-11 to 2019-09-24 with sequences of the mitochondrial gene. Fish eggs identified using DNA barcoding. This dataset will help in the identification of spawning sites.

Suggested Citation:

Kerr, Makenzie, Grace Koziol, Ernst B. Peebles, Chris Stallings, Glenn Zapfe, and Mya Breitbart. 2023. Data identifying fish eggs obtained from oceanographic cruises in West Florida from 2019-09-11 to 2019-09-24 with sequences of the mitochondrial gene. Distributed by: GRIIDC, Harte Research Institute, Texas A&M University–Corpus Christi. doi:10.7266/dmp83r1m

Purpose:

To identify fish spawning sites using DNA barcoding.

Data Parameters and Units:

Sequence_name, sample_name, organism, isolation_source (seawater), collection_date (mm/dd/yyyy), collection_time (hr:min:sec), lat_lon (decimal degrees), station number, geo_loc_name (USA: Gulf of Mexico), samp_collect_device, description, number of fish eggs processed, and sequence.

Methods:

Fish eggs were collected using the CUFES (continuous underway fish egg sampler). More information about the CUFES are described here: Southwest Fisheries Science Center, 2022: Continuous Underway Fish-Egg Sampler (CUFES) Database. Fish barcoding methods are described in Kerr et al, 2020.

Provenance and Historical References:

Kerr, M, Browning, J, Bønnelycke, E-M, et al. 2020. DNA barcoding of fish eggs collected off northwestern Cuba and across the Florida Straits demonstrates egg transport by mesoscale eddies. Fish Oceanogr. 29(4): 340– 348. https://doi.org/10.1111/fog.12475 Southwest Fisheries Science Center, 2022: Continuous Underway Fish-Egg Sampler (CUFES) Database, Continuous Underway Fish-Egg Sampler (CUFES) Database. https://www.fisheries.noaa.gov/inport/item/20692

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