Review Article
The Ecology of Coral Reef Top Predators in the Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument
Table 1
Summary of life history studies conducted on top predators in the Hawaiian archipelago. SL: Standard Length, FL: Fork Length, and TL: Total Length.
| Species | Max size | Max growth rate | Max age | Size at maturity | Age at maturity | Litter size | Source |
| Bluefin trevally | 0.9 m SL | 18 cm/yr | 15 | 0.35 m SL | 2 y | — | [24] | Giant trevally | 1.8 m SL | 19 cm/yr | 31 | 0.6 m SL | 3.5 y | — | [25] | Green jobfish | 0.7 m FL | — | 16 | 0.3–0.5 m FL | — | — | [26, 27] | Tiger shark | 4.4 m TL | 40 kg/yr | 28 | 290–345 cm TL | 10 y | 32.6 | [28, 29] | Galapagos shark | 2.9 m TL | 14 kg/yr | 24 | 205–245 cm TL | 10 y | 8.7 | [28, 30, 31] | Grey reef shark | 2.2 m TL | 5 kg/yr | 18 | 120–140 cm TL | 6 y | 4.1 | [28, 32, 33] |
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