Mahmoud M.S. Farrag
Al-Azhar University
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International Scholarly Research Notices | 2011
Alaa G. M. Osman; El Sayed H.Kh. Akel; Mahmoud M.S. Farrag; Mohsen A. Moustafa
Maturity stages of round herring Etrumeus teres were divided anatomically into six stages. Monthly distribution of such maturity stages showed that E. teres had prolonged spawning season extended from December to May for females and to July for males. The observed sex ratio was 1 : 2 (male: female). Gonadosomatic index (GSI) values were high during breeding season for both sexes. Hepatosomatic index (HIS) values for females increased from December to April and from December to July for males. Both sexes of E. teres showed the same correlation between GSI and HSI during their breeding season. The absolute and relative fecundity increased with increasing of length and weight. Histologically, the ovarian cycle of E. teres was classified into six stages and the testicular cycle into five stages. Female of E. teres was a multiple spawner and had prolonged spawning season with a group-synchronous ovarian which contained oocytes at all stages of development. Also, different sizes of spermatocytes at different developmental stages of maturation were observed during the same season. This may reflect the suitability of the specific reproductive behavior of male and its adaptation to the prolonged spawning season with females.
Marine Biodiversity Records | 2016
Mahmoud M.S. Farrag; Laith A. Jawad; Alaa Elhaweet
BackgroundPriacanthus sagittarius and P. arenatus are the only two priacanthid species recorded from the Mediterranean Sea.ResultsThe Arrow Bulleye Priacanthus sagittarius is reported for the first time from Egyptian waters of the Mediterranean Sea. On 19 May 2015, a single juvenile specimen (129 mm total length) of P. sagittarius was captured at a depth of 35 m in a trawl in the waters around Alexandria, on the north coast of Egypt.ConclusionsThe current specimen represents the first record of the lessepsian P. sagittarius from Egyptian waters and the third from the Mediterranean Sea.
American Journal of Life Sciences | 2015
Mahmoud M.S. Farrag; Alaa Elhaweet; El-Sayed Kh.A. Akel; Mohsen A. Moustafa
The Egyptian Journal of Aquatic Research | 2014
Mahmoud M.S. Farrag; Alaa G. M. Osman; El-Sayed H. Kh Akel; Mohsen A. Moustafa
The Egyptian Journal of Aquatic Research | 2018
Rania F. Ismail; Mona M. Mourad; Mahmoud M.S. Farrag
Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Science | 2017
Eman M. Abbas; Taha Soliman; Mohammed A. El-Magd; Mahmoud M.S. Farrag; Rania F. Ismail; Mikio Kato
The Egyptian Journal of Aquatic Research | 2016
Mahmoud M.S. Farrag
The Egyptian Journal of Aquatic Research | 2015
Mahmoud M.S. Farrag; Taha Soliman; El-Sayed Kh.A. Akel; Alaa Elhaweet; Mohsen A. Moustafa
The Egyptian Journal of Aquatic Research | 2013
Alaa G. M. Osman; Mahmoud M.S. Farrag; El Sayed H.Kh. Akel; Mohsen A. Moustafa
International Journal of Ecotoxicology and Ecobiology | 2016
Alaa Elhaweet; Mahmoud M.S. Farrag; El-SayedKh. A. Akel; Mohsen A. Moustafa