Growth and Survival of Scallops Austrochlamys natans (Philippi, 1845) and Zygochlamys patagonica (P. P. King, 1832) in Suspended Systems and Land-Based Tanks in Chilean Patagonia

Table 1

The number of scallops, shell height, experiment duration, stocking density, sampling number, and cultivation system.

Experiment	Number of scallops	Shell height; (mm)	Duration; (days)	Stoking density; (scallop/m^2)	Sampling number	Cultivation system
AS1	33	15.13 ± 4.53	322	16.3	8	Lantern
AS2	104	43.26 ± 2.61	201	26.5	2	Lantern
AE1	40	31.62 ± 0.44	28	10	5	Tank
ZS1	439	9.09 ± 2.61	497	111.8	13	Lantern
ZS2	100	32.62 ± 4.69	263	25.5	7	Lantern
ZS3	100	33.58 ± 4.00	404	25.5	11	Lantern
ZS4	100	32.75 ± 4.30	404	25.5	11	Lantern
ZE1	40	11.52 ± 0.90	128	40	5	Tank

AS1 (Austrochlamys natans suspended 1), AS2 (Austrochlamys natans suspended 2), AE1 (Austrochlamys natans tank 1), ZS1 (Zygochlamys patagonica suspended 1), ZS2 (Zygochlamys patagonica suspended 2), ZS3 (Zygochlamys patagonica suspended 3), ZS4 (Zygochlamys patagonica suspended 4) ZE1 (Zygochlamys patagonica tank 1). The initial shell height differed in order to assess growth at various stages of the scallop life cycle.