I used age, length and weight data of Pacific Ocean perch,
Sebates alutus from Zhang (1981) to extract a growth model. Coefficients L_inf and K are estimated 357.7 mm and 0.1625 for Walford method, and 371 mm and 0.1298 for von Bertalanffy method, respectively.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiP3cM-2u-9Mknw0yhhaRCqRTCtV5KCGhOldXajJ_ns0PCn65edbuMHb5ScA-q6VOcNs6MGAqdzU7KG1YzdOvSiaOdYQr2zycO6rxxj3BQzPYcyQxGmUXO_gQTx6i8IGfJ8Cc4nMuRii98/s400/Pacific+Perch+Data.jpg)
This picture on the right shows the growth model by von Bertalanffy method. The advantage of this method is that t_0 can be obtained simultaneously and utilize all raw data without weighting from the sample size. However, the calculation take longer time than the other method.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjqfm55I10afBdn64GM92j121h7tv89qXDdo-XZABYO8vTxWishcy3tZ7ihRRj_6Kgb1M5liKT99NaHmzizqII3Q_3Tr9zpBNRN-4N6FAQuuZjelxEoNmKo-l-jQ8cC7gahBe3XXiQuFVY/s400/Pacific+Perch+Graph.jpg)
Microsoft Excel is used.
revised 0n Apr.2 2007
by Yeongha Jung
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