ELECTRONICAL LARVICULTURE NEWSLETTER ISSUE 156
1 August 2002
regional
workshop on sustainable marine finfish aquaculture for the asia-pacific
development
of a bioenergetics model for fish embryos and larvae during the yolk feeding
period
effect of
temperature on swimming performance of sea bass juveniles
evidence for
genetic differences in the offspring of two sympatric morphs of arctic charr
population
growth, body size, and egg size of two different strains of brachionus calyciflorus
pallas (rotifera) fed different algae
histological
observations of gonadal sex differentiation in the f2 hybrid sturgeon,
the bester
effects of
bilateral eyestalk ablation on molting and ovarian development in the giant
freshwater prawn, macrobrachium rosenbergii
chub mackerel
larvae fed fish larvae can swim faster than those fed rotifers and artemia nauplii
effects of
salinity, aeration and light intensity on oil globule absorption, feeding incidence,
growth and survival of early-stage grouper epinephelus coioides larvae
effects of
dietary arginine and lysine levels on growth performance and biochemical parameters
of juvenile japanesee flounder paralichthys olivaceus
influence
of all-trans retinoic acid on pigmentation and skeletal formation in larval
japanese flounder
biosynthesis
of estradiol-17ß in the ovarian follicles of the red seabream pagrus major
during vitellogenesis
effect of
an artificial diet on early spat growth of the japanese pearl oyster pinctada
fucata martensii
lunar synchronization
of sperm motility in the spiny rabbitfish siganus spinus (linnaeus)
effect of
feeding time and frequency on the growth and feed utilization of african catfish
clarias gariepinus (burchell 1822) fingerlings
dietary lipid
supplementation affects the body fatty acid composition but not the growth of
juvenile river chub, zacco barbata (Regan)
proteolytic
enzyme activity of juvenile asian sea bass, lates calcarifer (bloch), is increased
with protein intake
use of decapsulated
artemia cysts in ornamental fish culture
growth and
survival of young turbot (scophthalmus maximus l.) produced with cryopreserved
sperm
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