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These studies suggest that larger release size in bivalves correlates with higher survival rates to market size.
The relationship between the release size of bivalves and their survival is a critical factor in understanding their life history traits and ensuring successful restocking and conservation efforts. This synthesis aims to consolidate findings from various research papers to provide a clear understanding of how release size impacts the survival rates of bivalves.
The survival of bivalves post-release is significantly influenced by their size at the time of release, with larger juveniles showing better survival rates. Additionally, while growth rates are affected by the density of the population, survival rates within the tested density range remain unaffected. These insights are crucial for optimizing restocking strategies and ensuring the long-term viability of bivalve populations.
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