Dosidicus gigas (jumbo or Humboldt squid) is an ecologically relevant predator in the Gulf of
California, Mexico, where it supports an economically valuable fishery. The commercial …

Ovaries of 39 large jumbo squid Dosidicus gigas (415–875 mm mantle length (ML)) of
different stages of maturity from the Gulf of California and Nicaragua were analysed. Oocyte …

Dosidicus gigas is a monocyclic ommastrephid squid and is an important component of its
ecosystems in the Eastern Pacific Ocean. The species shows variable reproductive …

Population dynamic studies of Dosidicus gigas have not been reported in Ecuadorian
waters. The number of cohorts in the population and reproductive features such as sex ratio …

We report on the population dynamics of Dosidicus gigas off Guaymas from the 2002–2003
to 2007–2008 fishing seasons. The study was supported by the catch-at-length data of the …

The jumbo squid Dosidicus gigas has been considered to be semelparous by several
authors. However, to date no studies to support this assumption have been conducted. The …

We analyzed the catch-at-size data for Dosidicus gigas from the fishing seasons 1996–1997
to 2001–2002. We were interested in alternative methods for stock assessment for this …

Variabilidad en la estructura poblacional del calamar gigante (Dosidicus gigas) en Santa
Rosalía, región central del Golfo de Page 1 Ciencias Marinas (2007), 33(2): 173–186 173 …

The jumbo squid Dosidicus gigas is the only ommastrephid commercially caught in Mexico.
Despite the economic and ecological importance of this species, little is known about its …

We contrasted histological characteristics with a macroscopic maturity scale in Octopus
vulgaris. Seven histological stages of maturation were identified, and a stereological method …