A student-based expansion of the strategies of reproduction in fish (STOREFISH) database to 288 North American freshwater and anadromous species for 14 egg and larval traits

Paul A. Venturelli; Stephane Teletchea; Anna M. Bales; Pierre Bartolozzi; Alex T. Bird; Torrey K. Blevins; Sammie J. Campaniello; Manon Caizergue; Lilian Carlu; Geoffroy Chancerelle; Bastien Colletta; Lucien Dauphin; Brian Doche; Paul M. Derolf; Thomas de Wever; Emily M. Dewig; Lillian M. Dixon; Clement Durand; Marie Eck; Terahiti Faatauira; Shelby M. Fisher; Guillaume Fix; Simon Fournier; Alexandre Gauthy; Cerwan Golitin; Samuel Guyader; Fanny Hachet; Pierrick Harnay; Shannon G. Hawkins; Arthur Kaufling; Muntaha Khan; William J. Kesterson; Mary K. Klein; Camille Lejeune; Jessy Loiseau; Romain Loyau; Samantha Luginbuhl; Julia Maeso; Theo Marc; Lucas Martineau; Thibaud Meurillon; Elsa Mesnieres; Redounae Mohra; Analiese O. McCord; Zachary N. McDonald; Allison B. McKay; Thad Miller; Shelby R. Minhinnett; Remi Poujoulat; Victor Profit; Gunnar Q. Psurny; Guenole Raymond; Rhiannon R. Redinger; Guillaume Rech; Alex L. Rider; Lea Rodriguez; Shelby S. Sanders; Germain Salou; Taylor E. Saucier; James D. Schwer; Ryan D. Seymour; Corentin Seznec; Bobbie L. Shook; Julien Soler; Loic Tettling; Gabriella E. Thornburg; Thomas Tottoli; Emmanuelle Veber; Laure Verdier; Romain Verin; Maxime Vigot; Erwan Vigouroux; Kaitlynn N. Voss; Jessica L. Weir; Fabrice Teletchea

doi:10.26028/cybium/2023-006

A student-based expansion of the strategies of reproduction in fish (STOREFISH) database to 288 North American freshwater and anadromous species for 14 egg and larval traits

Paul A. Venturelli, Stephane Teletchea, Anna M. Bales, Pierre Bartolozzi, Alex T. Bird, Torrey K. Blevins, Sammie J. Campaniello, Manon Caizergue, Lilian Carlu, Geoffroy Chancerelle, Bastien Colletta, Lucien Dauphin, Brian Doche, Paul M. Derolf, Thomas de Wever, Emily M. Dewig, Lillian M. Dixon, Clement Durand, Marie Eck, Terahiti FaatauiraShelby M. Fisher, Guillaume Fix, Simon Fournier, Alexandre Gauthy, Cerwan Golitin, Samuel Guyader, Fanny Hachet, Pierrick Harnay, Shannon G. Hawkins, Arthur Kaufling, Muntaha Khan, William J. Kesterson, Mary K. Klein, Camille Lejeune, Jessy Loiseau, Romain Loyau, Samantha Luginbuhl, Julia Maeso, Theo Marc, Lucas Martineau, Thibaud Meurillon, Elsa Mesnieres, Redounae Mohra, Analiese O. McCord, Zachary N. McDonald, Allison B. McKay, Thad Miller, Shelby R. Minhinnett, Remi Poujoulat, Victor Profit, Gunnar Q. Psurny, Guenole Raymond, Rhiannon R. Redinger, Guillaume Rech, Alex L. Rider, Lea Rodriguez, Shelby S. Sanders, Germain Salou, Taylor E. Saucier, James D. Schwer, Ryan D. Seymour, Corentin Seznec, Bobbie L. Shook, Julien Soler, Loic Tettling, Gabriella E. Thornburg, Thomas Tottoli, Emmanuelle Veber, Laure Verdier, Romain Verin, Maxime Vigot, Erwan Vigouroux, Kaitlynn N. Voss, Jessica L. Weir, Fabrice Teletchea

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Abstract

Teleosts exhibit the highest reproductive diversity of all vertebrates, but this diversity has not been extensively analyzed, in part due to a lack of synthesis of life history information. The original STOREFISH (STrategies Of REproduction in FISH) database was published in 2007. and then released online in 2020 to facilitate data visualization and utilization (www.storefish.org). The original database contains information on 50 life history traits from ^1.200 references for 80 freshwater and anadromous species, mostly from Europe. Here, we describe the process and results of an international effort to update and extend the database for 14 egg and larval traits from North American freshwater and anadromous species, and then reassess previous bivari-ate relationships. Students in the United States and France used data from nearly 800 references to increase the STOREFISH database to 8,081 records (70% increase) for 368 species (360% increase) and 41 families (116% increase). We extracted fewer records per species than the original database because we included many species for which relatively little information was known. However, the distribution of records among trait values was similar to the original database. Updating and expanding the database improved the accuracy of the incubation time-temperature relationship below 10°C. and challenged a previous assumption regarding the larval size-egg diameter relationship. Our expansion effort progressed smoothly and quickly via an educational model that emphasized supervised research and collaboration. We are extending this approach to include validators for data curation. and both pure and applied research that demonstrates the utility' of the STOREFISH database to biodiversity' research, conservation, assessment, management, and aquaculture.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	315-324
Number of pages	10
Journal	Cybium
Volume	47
Issue number	3
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.26028/cybium/2023-006
State	Published - Jul 2023
Externally published	Yes

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Keywords

Egg size
Fish
Larvae
Life history
Reproduction
Teleost

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Ecology, Evolution, Behavior and Systematics
Animal Science and Zoology

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Venturelli, P. A., Teletchea, S., Bales, A. M., Bartolozzi, P., Bird, A. T., Blevins, T. K., Campaniello, S. J., Caizergue, M., Carlu, L., Chancerelle, G., Colletta, B., Dauphin, L., Doche, B., Derolf, P. M., de Wever, T., Dewig, E. M., Dixon, L. M., Durand, C., Eck, M., ... Teletchea, F. (2023). A student-based expansion of the strategies of reproduction in fish (STOREFISH) database to 288 North American freshwater and anadromous species for 14 egg and larval traits. Cybium, 47(3), 315-324. https://doi.org/10.26028/cybium/2023-006

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A student-based expansion of the strategies of reproduction in fish (STOREFISH) database to 288 North American freshwater and anadromous species for 14 egg and larval traits

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