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Growth-reproduction interaction in Salmonids

, 1986
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Salmonids reveal principles of regulatory evolution following autotetraploidization

Macqueen D, Baudement M, Morata DP, Gillard G, Dewari P, Gundappa M, Podgorniak T, Grønvold L, Baranasic D, Laurent A, Giudicelli F, Zunar B, Carrera-García E, Perquis A, Brionne A, Nguyen T, Daniels RR, Merino G, Thybert D, Ilsley G, Louis A, Hvidsten T, Berthelot C, Harrison P, Crollius HR, Guiguen Y, Lenhard B, Sandve S, Bobe J, Kent M, Lien S.   +30 more
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Chromosomes of some salmonids and salmonid hybrids

Aquaculture, 1977
Abstract In cornection with a cross-breeding programme for studying production traits in different salmonidae species and their crosses, chromosome number was studied by means of leukocyte culture. The number of chromosomes varied considerably within each species and within each group of hybrids.
Trygve Gjedrem, Ågot Eggum, Terje Refstie   +2 more
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Salmonid fishes

Current Biology
Jack Brand and colleagues introduce the salmonid fishes comprising over 200 species.
Jack A, Brand, Eva B, Thorstad, Thomas P, Quinn, Tomas, Brodin, Michael G, Bertram   +4 more
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Modelling the Growth of Salmonid Embryos

Journal of Theoretical Biology, 1997
A mechanistic model for the growth of salmonid embryos (prior to feeding) is developed with coupled differential equations describing anabolism and catabolism. The equations model changes in embryo and yolk sac masses in which the flux of nutrients to the embryo is controlled by geometric properties of the embryo and yolk. The rate parameter describing
, Beer, , Anderson
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Drugs in salmonid aquaculture – A review

Journal of Veterinary Pharmacology and Therapeutics, 1997
In contrast to mammalian therapeutics, the use of pharmaceutical substances is rather limited in fish. It is basically restricted to anaesthetic agents and anti‐infective agents for parasitic and microbial diseases. Anaesthetic agents are used primarily in fish farm and laboratory settings to provide analgesia and immobilization of fish for minor ...
J F, Burka, K L, Hammell, T E, Horsberg, G R, Johnson, D J, Rainnie, D J, Speare   +5 more
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Alphavirus infections in salmonids – a review

Journal of Fish Diseases, 2007
AbstractThe first alphavirus to be isolated from fish was recorded in 1995 with the isolation of salmon pancreas disease virus from Atlantic salmon, Salmo salar L., in Ireland. Subsequently, the closely related sleeping disease virus was isolated from rainbow trout, Oncorhynchus mykiss (Walbaum), in France.
M F, McLoughlin, D A, Graham
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Sealice on Salmonids: Their Biology and Control

1999
Lepeophtheirus salmonis and Caligus elongatus are the two common species of sealice responsible for serious disease problems in salmonid aquaculture. L. salmonis in particular is the most serious parasitic infection on Atlantic salmon farms in the Northern Hemisphere and is the best-known species.
A W, Pike, S L, Wadsworth
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