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Modelling salmon lice dispersal in Loch Torridon, Scotland
Marine Pollution Bulletin, 2006A particle transport model is described that is being used to simulate the dispersal of salmon lice (Lepeophtheirus salmonis) larvae in the waters of Loch Torridon. A hydrodynamic model, forced by tides and winds, drives the transport model. Particle movements are strongly influenced by winds, which can lead to formation of lice concentrations in ...
A G, Murray, P A, Gillibrand
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Coho salmon productivity in relation to salmon lice from infected prey and salmon farms
Journal of Applied Ecology, 2010Summary 1. Pathogen transmission from open net‐pen aquaculture facilities can depress sympatric wild fish populations. However, little is known about the effects of pathogen transmission from farmed fish on species interactions or other ecosystem components.
Brendan M. Connors +3 more
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Susceptibility of Atlantic salmon and rainbow trout to the salmon lice Lepeophtheirus salmonis
Aquaculture, 2009Abstract The susceptibility of Atlantic salmon and rainbow trout to Lepeophtheirus salmonis was investigated in a controlled infestation test in two replicated tanks (each 3 m diameter, water depth 1.8 m) of in total 1094 Atlantic salmon and 58 rainbow trout (tank 1) and 1112 Atlantic salmon and 61 rainbow trout (tank 2). The Atlantic salmon were 1+
Bjarne Gjerde, Bjarne Saltkjelvik
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Sea lice — Major pathogens of farmed atlantic salmon
Parasitology Today, 1989The most important metazoan parasites of farmed Atlantic salmon are the sea lice Lepeophtheirus salmonis and Caligus elongatus. Adults of these caligid copepods are responsible for serious damage to the skin of salmon, which may die unless treated with organophosphorus pesticides.
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Investigation of autofluorescence in zooplankton for use in classification of larval salmon lice
Applied Optics, 2019We present autofluorescence of six zooplankton species, including salmon lice (Lepeophtheirus salmonis), for the purpose of classification in marine environments. Using a 410 nm excitation wavelength, we find that all measured zooplankton species exhibit broad cyan fluorescence centered around 510-520 nm. Furthermore, salmon lice show an absence of red
J. H. Nielsen +5 more
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Salmon Lice: The Environmental History of a Troubled Relationship
2021This chapter situates the science of salmon lice in the larger world of aquaculture. Examining the deep history of Norwegian salmon farming, it focuses on how parasitism became a wicked management problem. As a hot-button issue, management of pathogens came to profusely shape the trajectory of salmon domestication. A meaningful analysis of experimental
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Estimated effectiveness of treatments against salmon lice in marine salmonid farming
Aquaculture, 2023Magne Aldrin
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