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Journal of Fish Biology, 2009
The topic of fish welfare in the context of commercial fisheries is a difficult one. From traditionally anthropocentric or humanâcentred perspectives, fishes are simply objects for humans to use as they see fit. When it is argued that anthropocentrism is arbitrary, it may appear that a strong animal rights position is the only recourse, with the result
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The topic of fish welfare in the context of commercial fisheries is a difficult one. From traditionally anthropocentric or humanâcentred perspectives, fishes are simply objects for humans to use as they see fit. When it is argued that anthropocentrism is arbitrary, it may appear that a strong animal rights position is the only recourse, with the result
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The IAABC Foundation Journal, 2022
Of all the species we keep as pets, fish are perhaps the least well-understood and least cared about in terms of their behavioral welfare. Recently, however, scientists have been researching fish cognition and learning that these animals have sophisticated intelligence and memory.
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Of all the species we keep as pets, fish are perhaps the least well-understood and least cared about in terms of their behavioral welfare. Recently, however, scientists have been researching fish cognition and learning that these animals have sophisticated intelligence and memory.
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Assessing Fish Welfare in Aquaculture
2020A framework for assessing the welfare of fish in aquaculture must have a suite of different welfare indicators that describe how well their welfare needs are met and thus their quality of life. The framework should utilise both input- and outcome-based welfare indicators.
Stein, Lars Helge +3 more
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Welfare and ethics in fish farming
2002As an introduction to a round-table discussion conducted at the 10th EAFP conference in Dublin, Prof. Trygve T. Poppe gave an overview of the topic showing some of the production-related diseases causing welfare concern in salmonid farming and raising a number of questions for discussion:.
Poppe, T. +2 more
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CABI Reviews, 2017
Abstract There is a growing need to understand how our current interactions and practices influence fish welfare and wellbeing. Particularly given the increasing use of fish both as model organisms in research, for example zebrafish used in biomedical experiments, and also in terms of food production in aquaculture, where we now rear ...
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Abstract There is a growing need to understand how our current interactions and practices influence fish welfare and wellbeing. Particularly given the increasing use of fish both as model organisms in research, for example zebrafish used in biomedical experiments, and also in terms of food production in aquaculture, where we now rear ...
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Fish individuality, physiology and welfare
Physiology & Behavior, 2020Manuel, Gesto +2 more
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2023
Legislation for fish welfare was implemented concurrently with that for other animals. Nonetheless, advancements in fish welfare have been comparatively slow. This is mainly due to the complexity of fish species and aquaculture systems. Recent studies have shown that fish are conscious and sentient.
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Legislation for fish welfare was implemented concurrently with that for other animals. Nonetheless, advancements in fish welfare have been comparatively slow. This is mainly due to the complexity of fish species and aquaculture systems. Recent studies have shown that fish are conscious and sentient.
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How should we monitor welfare in the ornamental fish trade?
Reviews in Aquaculture, 2022Iain McLellan +2 more
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