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Reproducción inducida de la sabaleta Brycon henni: revisión bibliográfica
Revista Lasallista De Investigacion, 2015 "Sabaleta" fish, Brycon henni, is an endemic species from the mountain zones of Colombia, which adapts itself well to temperate and warm waters. Given its cultural importance in the life zones associated to its presence, several aspects of its biology, its ecology and confined reproduction have been being developed.
Lenis Sucerquia, Gustavo Adolfo +2 more
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Maduración in vitro de ovas de Brycon henni (Pisces: Characidae) con dos preparaciones hormonales
Revista De Investigaciones Veterinarias Del Peru, 2018 La sabaleta (Brycon henni) es una especie de interés comercial en Colombia. Una de las principales barreras para los procesos de conservación de esta especie es la asincronía temporal entre los ciclos reproductivos de las hembras y los machos, que podría ser solucionado mediante el uso de procesos biotecnológicos.
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Mitochondrial DNA Part A, 2014
Brycon henni (Characiformes, Bryconidae) is a trans-Andean omnivorous fish considered as promising species in aquaculture of temperate zones. In this work we report for first time the complete mitochondrial genome of B. henni. This mitogenome spans 16,885 bp and encodes 13 proteins, 22 tRNAs and 2 ribosomal RNAs.
Ricardo M, Landínez-García +2 more
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Brycon henni (Characiformes, Bryconidae) is a trans-Andean omnivorous fish considered as promising species in aquaculture of temperate zones. In this work we report for first time the complete mitochondrial genome of B. henni. This mitogenome spans 16,885 bp and encodes 13 proteins, 22 tRNAs and 2 ribosomal RNAs.
Ricardo M, Landínez-García +2 more
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2023
Between the months of June to December 2016 and January to February 2017, a study of the bioecological status of the species Brycon henni in the lower part of the Timbío River was carried out, with the aim of studying their feeding habits in relation to the development and sex of the species. For this purpose, three sampling stations of 100 m.
Feriz Garcia, Daniel Andres +2 more
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Between the months of June to December 2016 and January to February 2017, a study of the bioecological status of the species Brycon henni in the lower part of the Timbío River was carried out, with the aim of studying their feeding habits in relation to the development and sex of the species. For this purpose, three sampling stations of 100 m.
Feriz Garcia, Daniel Andres +2 more
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2017
Abstract:The permanent monoculture of bananas and plantains farming in the middle of Río Grande (Turbo - Antioquia) requires the application of a variety of pesticides. Inappropriate banana production practices in this region, have often led to waterbody pollution by agrochemicals from leachate and runoff processes.
Zapata-Restrepo, Lina M. +5 more
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Abstract:The permanent monoculture of bananas and plantains farming in the middle of Río Grande (Turbo - Antioquia) requires the application of a variety of pesticides. Inappropriate banana production practices in this region, have often led to waterbody pollution by agrochemicals from leachate and runoff processes.
Zapata-Restrepo, Lina M. +5 more
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Journal of Fish Biology, 2016
Landmark‐based geometric morphometrics were used to evaluate the effect of flow and depth in the water column on the body size and shape of Brycon henni from river and stream populations. The dendrogram showed that stream populations clustered apart and showed significantly smaller centroid size and narrower bodies than river populations, indicating a ...
N, Restrepo-Escobar +3 more
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Landmark‐based geometric morphometrics were used to evaluate the effect of flow and depth in the water column on the body size and shape of Brycon henni from river and stream populations. The dendrogram showed that stream populations clustered apart and showed significantly smaller centroid size and narrower bodies than river populations, indicating a ...
N, Restrepo-Escobar +3 more
openaire +2 more sources