The general objective of the Biology of Fishes group is to develop research aimed at the study of fish, both marine and freshwater, related to taxonomy, biology, ecology and distribution, in order to contribute to the conservation of marine biodiversity and increase biological information, for the suitable management of the fish resources of Argentina.
1) Estimation of reproductive and grow parameters.
2) Trophic ecology.
3) Patterns of geographic distribution.
4) Comparative analysis of life histories.
5) Monitoring of the composition and distribution of the ichthyofauna in the Argentine Sea.
6) Ichthyological Collection.
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![]() Dr. Barbini Santiago Aldo
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Researcher CONICET Teaching assistant |
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