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Genetic and Environmental (Co)variation of Egg Size, Fecundity, and Growth Traits in Arctic Charr. [PDF]
Evol ApplDebes PV, Lobligeois SBC, Svavarsson E.
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Rapid increase in abundance and distribution of invasive pink salmon (Oncorhynchus gorbuscha) within a diverse, large Barents Sea catchment. [PDF]
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Journal of Fish Biology, 1996
To clarify the dynamics and regulation of oogenesis in single‐ and multiple‐spawning cyprinid fish with group‐synchronous oocyte development, a multidisciplinary approach to their reproduction was undertaken using three species from the River Meuse (Belgium): the roachRutilus rutilusas a single spawner, and the bleakAlburnus alburnusand the white ...
P Kestemont
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To clarify the dynamics and regulation of oogenesis in single‐ and multiple‐spawning cyprinid fish with group‐synchronous oocyte development, a multidisciplinary approach to their reproduction was undertaken using three species from the River Meuse (Belgium): the roachRutilus rutilusas a single spawner, and the bleakAlburnus alburnusand the white ...
P Kestemont
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Journal of Fish Biology, 1997
The dynamics and regulation of oogenesis in single and multiple‐spawner cyprinid fish showing group‐synchronous oocyte development, was investigated in three species from the River Meuse (Belgium): the roach Rutilus rutilus as a single spawner, and the bleak Alburnus alburnus and the white bream Blicca bjoerkna as multiple spawners. This paper compares
P Kestemont
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The dynamics and regulation of oogenesis in single and multiple‐spawner cyprinid fish showing group‐synchronous oocyte development, was investigated in three species from the River Meuse (Belgium): the roach Rutilus rutilus as a single spawner, and the bleak Alburnus alburnus and the white bream Blicca bjoerkna as multiple spawners. This paper compares
P Kestemont
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International Review of Hydrobiology, 2003
AbstractThe objectives of this study were to compare the seasonal hepatic activity and to evaluate whether this activity was related to the dynamics of oocyte recruitment in three cyprinids from the River Meuse (Belgium): the roach Rutilus rutilus as a single spawner, and the bleak Alburnus alburnus and the white bream Blicca bjoerkna as multiple ...
Patrick Kestemont
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AbstractThe objectives of this study were to compare the seasonal hepatic activity and to evaluate whether this activity was related to the dynamics of oocyte recruitment in three cyprinids from the River Meuse (Belgium): the roach Rutilus rutilus as a single spawner, and the bleak Alburnus alburnus and the white bream Blicca bjoerkna as multiple ...
Patrick Kestemont
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River Systems, 2001
Variations in egg and larval quality along the reproductive season have been investigated in two multiple-spawner cyprinid fish (the bleak Alburnus alburnus and the white bream Blicca bjoerkna) by successive samplings of breeders in the River Meuse. Morphological and biochemical criteria were used to determine the quality of the ova. Larval quality was
P. Kestemont +3 more
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Variations in egg and larval quality along the reproductive season have been investigated in two multiple-spawner cyprinid fish (the bleak Alburnus alburnus and the white bream Blicca bjoerkna) by successive samplings of breeders in the River Meuse. Morphological and biochemical criteria were used to determine the quality of the ova. Larval quality was
P. Kestemont +3 more
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Fisheries Research, 2006
Abstract Previous studies of bias in estimating spawner–recruit relationships have usually focused on a single source of bias, and have typically found bias that tends to overestimate productivity and underestimate optimal population size. However, many of these studies have used simulated data contrived to maximize the bias.
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Abstract Previous studies of bias in estimating spawner–recruit relationships have usually focused on a single source of bias, and have typically found bias that tends to overestimate productivity and underestimate optimal population size. However, many of these studies have used simulated data contrived to maximize the bias.
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