A multidisciplinary approach to identify priority areas for the monitoring of a vulnerable family of fishes in Spanish Marine National Parks

Table 1 PNIA—Syngnathids (Syngnathus acus and Hippocampus guttulatus) captured in spring and summer 2016 surveys

Species	TR	Date	Depth (m)	SL (cm)	W (g)	Sex	Sexual state	Substrate
Spring 2016
S. acus	2	4-may	15	23.8	8.4	Male	Pregnant	Gravel
	5	5-may	6	14.8	1.3	Female		Sandy
	6	5-may	5.5	44.0	64.7	Female	Ovigerous	Sandy
	6	5-may	6	34.2	27.2	Female	Ovigerous	Sandy
	10	20-may	4	32.0	23.2	Male	Pregnant	Rocky
	3	7-jun	5.5	44.9	66.7	Male	Pregnant	Sandy-Rocky
	3	7-jun	5.5	28.9	14.6	Female	Ovigerous	Sandy-Rocky
	3	7-jun	6	35.0	25.1	Female	Ovigerous	Sandy-Rocky
	3	7-jun	5	31.3	28.6	Male	Pregnant	Sandy-Rocky
	3	7-jun	5.5	24.5	6.2	Male	Pregnant	Sandy-Rocky
	3	7-jun	5.5	25.2	10.6	Female	Ovigerous	Sandy-Rocky
	3	7-jun	6	34.3	25.9	Female	Ovigerous	Sandy-Rocky
	3	7-jun	6	15.0	–	Female		Sandy-Rocky
	10	8-jun	4	49.7	62.5	Female	Ovigerous	Rocky
	10	8-jun	4	25.5	16.6	Male	Pregnant	Rocky
	10	9-jun	7	20.5	4.1	Female		Sandy
	10	9-jun	7.5	33.0	21.4	Male	Pregnant	Sandy
	10	9-jun	5	45.6	67.6	Male	Pregnant	Sandy-Rocky
H. guttulatus	10	9-jun	8.5	22.7	25.8	Female		Rocky
	10	9-jun	8.5	21.8	25.6	Male		Rocky
Summer 2016
S. acus	2*	1-sep	–	–	–	–
	3	6-sep	6	40.0	50.7	Female		Sandy
	4	6-sep	6.5	30.8	21.6	Male		Rocky
	4	6-sep	4	17.6	3.1	Female		Sandy
	10	7-sep	7.5	39.0	40.4	Female		Sandy-Rocky
	10	7-sep	7.5	42.9	58.6	Male		Sandy-Rocky
H. guttulatus	10	7-sep	8	19.5	21.3	Male		Rocky
	10	7-sep	8	18.3	14.8	Female		Rocky

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