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Chromosome-level genome of the Adriatic sturgeon, Acipenser naccarii: A resource for polyploid fish genomics. [PDF]

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Biello R, Scapolatiello A, Fava S, Mora VHM, Palle SD, Santos P, Iannucci A, Tilley T, Jain N, Balacco J, O'Toole B, Formenti G, Jarvis ED, Ciofi C, Trucchi E, Congiu L, Bertorelle G, Benazzo A.   +17 more
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Conservation aquaculture—A sturgeon story

Fish Physiology, 2022
William Gary Anderson, Andrea D Schreier, James A Crossman   +2 more
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History, current status and prospects of sturgeon aquaculture in Russia

Aquaculture Research, 2019
Since natural sturgeon populations have drastically declined, aquaculture of these valuable fish is important to meet the ever‐increasing demand for meat and caviar, thereby reducing the pressure on natural sturgeon resources. There are two directions in sturgeon aquaculture: controlled propagation for release and commercial farming.
Ashraf I G Elhetawy
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A Business Analysis of Innovations in Aquaculture: Evidence from Israeli Sturgeon Caviar Farm

Businesses, 2022
The background of this study is related to the tendencies in caviar production and prices in the world. The objective of the study is to evaluate and compare the profitability of different sturgeon sex determination methods for the conditions of aquaculture farms in northern Israel.
Gregory Yom Din, Gad Degani
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Russian sturgeon aquaculture in modern conditions

The Caspian in the Digital Age, 2022
Under the current conditions of valuable fish species depletion, sturgeon aquaculture is intended to solve two major problems, such as restoring natural stocks and saturating the consumer market with delicacy products. Artificial reproduction is the only feasible way of preserving the sturgeon gene pool in Russia’s water bodies, since natural ...
Lidiya Vasilyeva, Adelya Anokhina, Damelya Magzanova, Svetlana Gutsulyak   +3 more
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MAJOR DISEASES OF STURGEONS IN AQUACULTURE OF THE REPUBLIC OF BELARUS

Transactions of the educational establishment “Vitebsk the Order of “the Badge of Honor” State Academy of Veterinary Medicine, 2022
The article presents the main diseases of sturgeons occurring on fish farms of the Republic of Belarus – diseases of bacterial etiology (pseudomonosis), mycosis (saprolegniosis of fish and caviar), invasive (trichodinosis, argullosis, diplostomiasis), as well as diseases of non-infectious etiology (gill necrosis, gas bubble disease, fatty degeneration ...
E.L. Mikulich, V.I. Borodulina
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