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Settlement and Growth of <i>Mytilus galloprovincialis</i> Pediveliger Larvae in Response to Biofilm-Based Microalgae and Chemical Neuroactive Compounds. [PDF]
Biology (Basel)Janah H, Ouagajjou Y, Aghzar A, Presa P.
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Thermal Limits of the Estuarine Amphipod <i>Melita palmata</i> Under Different Salinities and Its Relevance for Aquaculture Production. [PDF]
Animals (Basel)Marques L +3 more
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Ex situ transportation of coral larvae for research, conservation, and aquaculture
Coral Reefs, 2005 Due to the lack of appropriate methods to transport high amounts of larvae ex situ over large distances, the availability of coral larvae was so far mainly limited to their place of origin. For a research project at Rotterdam Zoo, The Netherlands, we transported several thousand larvae of three broadcast spawners (Acropora tenuis, A.
D. Petersen +3 more
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The Effects of Synthetic Shading on Thermal Bleaching of Aquacultured Orbicella faveolata Corals
, 2019 Coral bleaching occurs when the organisms are faced with a high degree of thermal stress, causing them to expel their zooxanthellae (algal symbionts), resulting in a white appearance and a decrease in their nutritional intake. Due to rising ocean temperatures and climate change, this problem has become more prevalent over the last 40 years (Hughes, T.P
Rachel Stowell
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Causes and consequences of spatial links between sea cage aquaculture and coral reefs in Vietnam
Aquaculture, 2017 A majority of the sea cage farms in South East Asia are located close to coral reefs. This causes a conflict between conservation and food production since sea cage aquaculture has a number of nega ...
N. Hedberg +4 more
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Aquaculture, 2013 Abstract Ex situ aquaculture of scleractinian corals is considered as a sustainable solution to fulfill the growing demand of these highly priced organisms by the marine aquarium industry. The economic feasibility of ex situ coral aquaculture is strongly dependent on the trade-offs achieved between coral production and energy costs, namely those ...
Rocha, Rui J. M. +4 more
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Aquaculture, 2012 Abstract Due to global degradation of coral reefs and high demand for scleractinian corals, aquaculture of these marine organisms is gaining importance. To make coral aquaculture economically viable, optimisation of culture protocols is vital. We determined the effects of irradiance and light spectrum on the growth of a model scleractinian coral ...
Tim Wijgerde +2 more
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Journal of Visualized ExperimentsCoral reefs are facing a crisis as the frequency of bleaching events caused by ocean warming increases, resulting in the death of corals on reefs around the world. The subsequent loss of genetic diversity and biodiversity can diminish the ability of coral to adapt to the changing climate, so efforts to preserve existing diversity are essential to ...
Jonathan, Daly +4 more
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