Titlebook: Marine Fish Culture; John W. Tucker Book 1998 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1998 Aquarium.Overfishing.biology.development.envi

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John W. Tucker Jr. Ph.D.ication in the capitalist promotional economy and their representational function in public formations, aesthetic orders, and social value systems. The role of celebrities in environmental advocacy and the extent of their public persuasive power are then discussed. A discussion of the popular televi

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Introduction,uirements (e.g., physical, chemical, dietary needs; interactions with other organisms) to aid managers of wild or captive fish. Development of eggs and larvae is studied and documented to elucidate evolutionary and taxonomic relationships and to enable identification of captured early life stages. S

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Water Treatment,species and (usually) earlier stages are more critical. Publications such as Wheaton (1977), Allen and Kinney (1981), Wickins and Helm (1981), Haywood and Wells (1989), Huguenin and Colt (1989), Moe (1989, 1992), Thiel (1989a, 1989b), Brune and Tomasso (1991), Spotte (1992), Reinertsen et al. (1993)

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Nutrition of Juvenile and Adult Fish,h into five feeding categories: pelagic carnivores, demersal carnivores, demersal omnivores, demersal herbivores, and planktivores. With few exceptions (e.g., milkfish, ayu, tilapia, striped mullet), most mariculture candidates fall into the first three groups. Requirements vary broadly among catego

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Energetics,owledge of energetics is helpful in examining special requirements of the species concerned. Consideration of energy budgets allows the culturist to visualize, and, when data is available, to quantify the effects of major factors such as species, stage, age, food quality, food availability, temperat

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