swinhonis in BDT ranged from 53.32 to 165.16 mm (the majority in 60–140 mm), in SJH from 51.39 to 154.35 mm (the majority in 80–140 mm) and in KLH from 61.94 to 198.85 mm (the majority in 100–180 mm), and represented an increasing trend in L with increasing longitude.
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Age, growth, mortality and recruitment of thin sharpbelly <i>Toxabramis swinhonis</i> Günther, 1873 in three shallow lakes along the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River basin, China.
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swinhonis were 5.82 (in BDT), 5.50 (in SJH) and 4.55 (in KLH) year −1 , indicating a decreasing trend with increasing longitude.