The purpose of this article is to show the correlation between the fecundity, length, weight and ... more The purpose of this article is to show the correlation between the fecundity, length, weight and age of Mugil cephalus Linnaeus from the areas of Bulgarian Black Sea coast. Absolute fecundity varied from a minimum of 423 267 for age 2 (L-16.9 cm, EW-51g) to a maximum of 6 002 345 oocytes for age 8 (L-43.5 cm, EW-1101 g). The mean fecundity was 305 972 eggs. Relationship between absolute fecundity and weight and fecundity and length was best described by the following equations: F=492043+4216.6W, r=0.9675 and F =-5000000 + 2359954L, r=0.9614. Fecundity-age relationship was best described by the exponential equation: F=77053e 1.8797 t, r = 0.90. The average weighted relative fecundity was 501. A more accurate indicator to describe the relative fecundity is the coefficient b from the equation witch F = a+b*W. For flathead grey mullet the coefficient b is 4216.6. 90
The purpose of this article is to show the correlation between the fecundity, length, weight and ... more The purpose of this article is to show the correlation between the fecundity, length, weight and age of Mugil cephalus Linnaeus from the areas of Bulgarian Black Sea coast. Absolute fecundity varied from a minimum of 423 267 for age 2 (L-16.9 cm, EW-51g) to a maximum of 6 002 345 oocytes for age 8 (L-43.5 cm, EW-1101 g). The mean fecundity was 305 972 eggs. Relationship between absolute fecundity and weight and fecundity and length was best described by the following equations: F=492043+4216.6W, r=0.9675 and F =-5000000 + 2359954L, r=0.9614. Fecundity-age relationship was best described by the exponential equation: F=77053e 1.8797 t, r = 0.90. The average weighted relative fecundity was 501. A more accurate indicator to describe the relative fecundity is the coefficient b from the equation witch F = a+b*W. For flathead grey mullet the coefficient b is 4216.6. 90
In this article we present a Greek inscription on the Roman pedestal (Fig. 1a-c) for а statue fou... more In this article we present a Greek inscription on the Roman pedestal (Fig. 1a-c) for а statue found near the village of Dabravino, Varna region. We assume this inscription was made in honour of emperors Marcus Aurelius (161-180) and Commodus (177-192) because of the preserved title of Germanicus (Гερμανὶκων) and the plural form Αὐτ̣οκρατόρων. The inscription should be dated between AD 177 and 180 when Marcus Aurelius and Commodus were co-emperors. We also comment an interesting radiate coin of Caracalla with Diana– Luna on the reverse (Figs. 2a-b). This coin was also found in Dabravino village. It belong to a coin hoard containing more than 100 antoniniani and denarii from the time of Caracalla to Trajan Decius (249-251).
The purpose of this article is to show the correlation between the fecundity, length, weight and ... more The purpose of this article is to show the correlation between the fecundity, length, weight and age of Mugil cephalus Linnaeus from the areas of Bulgarian Black Sea coast. Absolute fecundity varied from a minimum of 423 267 for age 2 (L-16.9 cm, EW-51g) to a maximum of 6 002 345 oocytes for age 8 (L-43.5 cm, EW-1101 g). The mean fecundity was 305 972 eggs. Relationship between absolute fecundity and weight and fecundity and length was best described by the following equations: F=492043+4216.6W, r=0.9675 and F =-5000000 + 2359954L, r=0.9614. Fecundity-age relationship was best described by the exponential equation: F=77053e 1.8797 t, r = 0.90. The average weighted relative fecundity was 501. A more accurate indicator to describe the relative fecundity is the coefficient b from the equation witch F = a+b*W. For flathead grey mullet the coefficient b is 4216.6. 90
The purpose of this article is to show the correlation between the fecundity, length, weight and ... more The purpose of this article is to show the correlation between the fecundity, length, weight and age of Mugil cephalus Linnaeus from the areas of Bulgarian Black Sea coast. Absolute fecundity varied from a minimum of 423 267 for age 2 (L-16.9 cm, EW-51g) to a maximum of 6 002 345 oocytes for age 8 (L-43.5 cm, EW-1101 g). The mean fecundity was 305 972 eggs. Relationship between absolute fecundity and weight and fecundity and length was best described by the following equations: F=492043+4216.6W, r=0.9675 and F =-5000000 + 2359954L, r=0.9614. Fecundity-age relationship was best described by the exponential equation: F=77053e 1.8797 t, r = 0.90. The average weighted relative fecundity was 501. A more accurate indicator to describe the relative fecundity is the coefficient b from the equation witch F = a+b*W. For flathead grey mullet the coefficient b is 4216.6. 90
In this article we present a Greek inscription on the Roman pedestal (Fig. 1a-c) for а statue fou... more In this article we present a Greek inscription on the Roman pedestal (Fig. 1a-c) for а statue found near the village of Dabravino, Varna region. We assume this inscription was made in honour of emperors Marcus Aurelius (161-180) and Commodus (177-192) because of the preserved title of Germanicus (Гερμανὶκων) and the plural form Αὐτ̣οκρατόρων. The inscription should be dated between AD 177 and 180 when Marcus Aurelius and Commodus were co-emperors. We also comment an interesting radiate coin of Caracalla with Diana– Luna on the reverse (Figs. 2a-b). This coin was also found in Dabravino village. It belong to a coin hoard containing more than 100 antoniniani and denarii from the time of Caracalla to Trajan Decius (249-251).
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of the preserved title of Germanicus (Гερμανὶκων) and the plural form Αὐτ̣οκρατόρων. The inscription should be dated between AD 177 and 180 when Marcus Aurelius and Commodus were co-emperors. We also comment an interesting radiate coin of Caracalla with Diana–
Luna on the reverse (Figs. 2a-b). This coin was also found in Dabravino village. It belong to a coin hoard containing more than 100 antoniniani and denarii from the time of Caracalla to Trajan Decius (249-251).
of the preserved title of Germanicus (Гερμανὶκων) and the plural form Αὐτ̣οκρατόρων. The inscription should be dated between AD 177 and 180 when Marcus Aurelius and Commodus were co-emperors. We also comment an interesting radiate coin of Caracalla with Diana–
Luna on the reverse (Figs. 2a-b). This coin was also found in Dabravino village. It belong to a coin hoard containing more than 100 antoniniani and denarii from the time of Caracalla to Trajan Decius (249-251).