eierskapsflyt
Eierskapsflyt, also known as "egg capsule movement" or "egg drift," refers to the natural process by which fish eggs and larvae are transported by water currents. This phenomenon is crucial for the dispersal and survival of many aquatic species, particularly in marine and freshwater ecosystems. The movement of eggs and larvae is influenced by various factors, including water flow, temperature, salinity, and environmental conditions.
Fish typically release eggs into the water, where they remain buoyant due to their gelatinous or oily
In marine environments, eierskapsflyt plays a significant role in the distribution of fish populations across vast
The study of eierskapsflyt is essential for understanding fish population dynamics, stock assessment, and sustainable fisheries