Passive Integrated Transponder tags

Passive Integrated Transponder tags
an integrated microchip about 11 mm long that is programmed to include specific fish information and inserted into the body cavity of the fish and decoded at selected monitoring sites. Used for identifying individual fish for monitoring and research purposes. The tag is activated by passing a hand-held scanner over the fish

Dictionary of ichthyology. 2009.

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