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Practical Research 2
Literature Review

Name: Carl Lawrence R. Carpio

Grade and Section: 12 – STEM A

Additional Activity

Look for 10 literature or studies related to the study being conducted. Present them
in tabular form and present the references at the end using APA 6th Style.

Year of
Author Content
Publication
A stock assessment was carried out using data
obtained from Lapaz and Talacogon, Agusan
del Sur within the Agusan Marsh, in support of
the policy formulation of fisheries in the Agusan
Marsh. Results revealed that 54% of the grab
Baclayo, Joyce M.,
over Talacogon was contributed by Lapaz. A
Alcantara, Matt T.,
total of 18 species, including 13 genera and 11
Holoyohoy, Laila 2020
families with 7 indigenous species and 11
M., Alaba, Letecia
introduced species, were present in the
A.
wetlands. Channa striata, Oreochromis niloticus,
and Cyprinus carpio are accounted for the bulk
of the overall catch. The by-catch was observed
to be an invasive janitor fish (Pterygoplichthys
disjunctivus).
As part of the overall initiative to update the fish
Bestre, Erlinda C.;
2018 and shell status data in the area, the study
Lumiquio, Arsenia
recorded the fish and shell diversity in the major

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 M.; Napaldet, rivers of Benguet, Philippines. A total of 13
Jones T. species of fish and 9 shells have been recorded
and are reportedly eaten as food. Of the fish
species, 8 were indigenous, while 5 were
introduced to the Ambuklao Dam in particular.
The most common fish species are
Pseudogobius javanicus, Glossogobius
circumspectus, Anguilla marmorata, Misgurnus
anguillicaudatus and Gambusia affinis while the
most common shells are Melanoides maculata,
Melanoides torulosa, Radix rubiginosa and
Pomacea canaliculata.

The research intended to contribute to the

conservation study of a heavily affected tropical
lake ecosystem of Lake Sampaloc through
Briones, Jonathan
characterizing its previously undescribed fish
Carlo A.; Papa,
diversity. The researchers employed multiple
Rey Donne S.;
2016 intermittent fish surveys to classify fish in the
Cauyan, Gil A.;
lake. They found out that the lake fish stocks are
Mendoza, Norman;
highly dependent on the development of
Okuda, Noboru
periphytons and are largely comprised of
introduced fish species that are non-native and
potentially invasive species.

This research examined the composition and

Cuadrado, Jerry
length-weight relationship (LWR) of fish species
Tioaquen, Lim,
from Lake Oro and Lake Dakong Napo in
Danah Sofia,
2019 Esperanza, Agusan del Sur, Philippines. The
Alcontin, Rydyll
hook and line, raise net and cast net is used to
Mae S., Calang,
catch trout. A total of 12 species belonging to
Jan Lloyd L.,
nine families have been collected and

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Jumawan, Joycelyn freshwater bodies have been introduced to the
C. Philippines (75 percent). The Osphronemidae
family has the most species collected. The
highest number of individuals collected by
Cyprinus carpio. Most species were collected
from Lake Oro, but Lake Dakong Napo had the
highest diversity index. The data suggests that
Oreochromis niloticus and C.carpio had
isometric growth, while Anabas testudineus,
Osphronemus goramy and Trichopodus
trichopterus had negative allometric growth,
indicating that these fish do not grow
isometrically.
An icthyofaunal survey was performed to
determine the variety and distribution of
freshwater fish during the wet and dry season in
Corpuz, Mark Nell the Looc, Magapi (inlets), and Pansipt (outlet)
C.; Paller, Vachel rivers surrounding Lake Taal (Batangas,
2016
Gay V.; Ocampo, Philiipines). There are 3,342 individuals from 37
Pablo P. species (19 families). Thirty-six species were
described in Pansipit in terms of fish species
abundance, while Looc and Magapi had 21
species each.
For each marine fish captured by the Danish
Seine, using specimens collected from the
Magsaysay Market, Dagupan City, Pangasinan,
De Guzman, Marco
the long-weight relationship was analyzed. In
F. and Rosario, 2020
the study, two commercial fishing vessels were
Geronimo R.
utilized. For a period of two months, sampling
was done every 15 days. For each big fish, the
length-weight ratio calculated by the regression

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 analysis was evaluated. Most species show a
strong positive correlation, which indicates that
the weight also increases as the length
increases.

Length-weight relationship is significant as well

as helpful in the success of land fisheries on
dams. Five thousand and twelve fish specimens
(5,012) were collected from Sta. Ana Dam,
Escote, Maedel Joy
Nabunturan, Compostela Valley, Phiilippines.
V.; Jumawan, 2017
Both fish species exhibit negative allometry,
Joycelyn C.
which means that as they grow lager, it
becomes thinner. The researchers also saw
positive correlation between standard length and
total weight in all fish samples.

Length-weight relationships (LWRs) are

recorded for 16 fish species captured from eight
Agusan Marsh floodplain lakes in the Philippines
in January 2014-2015. The collected species
belong to nine families and have mostly been
Jumawan, Joycelyn
imported to the country. Using five types of
C., and Seronay, 2017
fishing gear, samples were taken. This Agusan
Romell A.
Marsh fish measurements provide basic
knowledge for the management and protection
of this important wetland. The domination of
indigenous species and the threats associated
with this situation are discussed.

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Quimpang, Opiso,
Victoria T., Opiso,
Einstine M.,
Tubongbanua Jr., 2016
Romeo M., Salalog,
Mary Cor S., and
Amorsolo, Victor B.
There are 991 individuals from 15 families and
33 fish species recorded in Dumagooc and
Maug Rivers of Mt. Hamiguitan Range Wildlife
Sanctuary (HRWS). One endangered species,
28 native species and four introduced species
are seen. Such details will act as a framework
for formulating strategies for the preservation
and restoration of fish species and their
ecosystems prior to their extinction.

The assessment of ichtyofauna on Bayawan

River in Negros Oriental were assessed for
three sampling months. The study’s objective
Quindo, John Paul
are to identify the ichtyofauna found in Bayawan
V., Bucol, Lilibeth
2019 River, determine the fish abundance and
A., Bucol, Abner A.,
species composition in three different segments,
Wagey Billy T.
describe the river’s physico-chemical and
hydrological parameters, as well as its correlate
its fish abundance and diversity.
The purpose of this research was to classify the
diversity of fish species in the Bega Drainage
Freshwater System, Mabuhay, Prosperidad,
Agusan del Sur, Philippines. They gathered the
samples using fish net, hand net, spear, and
Visto, Lidermille M.
hook-and line. There have been six species
Nuñeza, Olga M., 2016
reported, three of which are endemic, one
Magdamit, Albin D.,
native, and two introduced species. There was a
low diversity of species and a more or less
uniform distribution. The endemic Dermogenys
pusilla was the most plentiful animal. The
findings of the study revealed that fish

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 assemblage were influenced by factors such as
dissolved oxygen, pH, water temperature, and
water depth.

References:

Baclayo, J. M., Alcantara, M. T., Holoyohoy, L. M., & Alaba, L. A. (2020). Status of
Fisheries in Agusan Marsh: Lapaz and Talacogon, Agusan del Sur, Mindanao. The
Philippine Journal of Fisheries, 27(1), 54-82.

Bestre, E. C., Lumiquio, A. M., & Napaldet, J. T. (2018). Fishes and Shell Diversity In
Major Rivers Of Benguet, Philippines. J. Wetlands Biodiversity, 8(1), 59-85.

Briones, J. C. A., Papa, R. D. S., Cauyan, G. A., Mendoza, N., & Okuda, N. (2016). Fish
diversity and trophic interactions in Lake Sampaloc (Luzon Is., Philippines). Tropical
Ecology, 57(3).

Corpuz, M. N., Paller, V. G., & Ocampo, P. (2016). Diversity and distribution of Freshwater
Fish Assemblages in Lake Taal River Systems in Batangas, Philippines. Journal of
Environmental Science and Management, 19(1).

Cuadrado, J. T., Lim, D. S., Alcontin, R. M. S., Calang, J. L. L., & Jumawan, J. C. (2019).
Species composition and length-weight relationship of twelve fish species in the two
lakes of Esperanza, Agusan del Sur, Philippines. FishTaxa, 4(1), 1-8.

De Guzman, M. F., & Rosario, G. R. (2020). Length-weight relationships of marine fishes

caught by danish seine in Lingayen gulf. International Journal of Fisheries and
Aquatic Studies, 8(6), 16–18. https://doi.org/10.22271/fish.2020.v8.i6a.2353

Escote, M. J. V., & Jumawan, J. C. (2017). Length-weight relationship of fishes in Sta.

Ana Dam, Nabunturan, Compostella Valley, Philippines. International Journal of
Biosciences, 11(3), 199-204.

Jumawan, J. C., & Seronay, R. A. (2017). Length-weight relationship of fishes in eight

floodplain lakes of Agusan Marsh, Philippines. Philippine Journal of Science, 146(1),
95-99.

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Quimpang, V. T., Opiso, E. M., Tubongbanua Jr, R. M., Salolog, M. C. S., & Amoroso, V.
B. (2016). Fish Species Composition, Distribution and Diversity in Two Selected
Rivers of Mt. Hamiguitan Range Wildlife Sanctuary (HRWS), San Isidro, Davao
Oriental, Mindanao, Philippines. Asian Journal of Biodiversity, 7(1).

Quindo, J. P. V., Bucol, L. A., Bucol, A. A., & Wagey, B. T. (2019). Abundance and
Diversity of Fishes in Bayawan River, Negros Oriental, Philipines. Jurnal Ilmiah
Sains, 19(2), 118-134.

Visto, L. M., Nuñeza, O. M., & Magdamit, A. D. (2016). Diversity of ichthyofauna in

freshwater system in Bega Watershed, Prosperidad, Agusan del Sur, Philippines.
Journal of Biodiversity and Environmental Sciences, 7(1), 262-271.

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