Evidence that growth hormone induced elevation in routine metabolism of juvenile Atlantic Salmon is a result of increased spontaneous activity

Evidence that growth hormone induced elevation in routine metabolism of juvenile Atlantic Salmon is a result of increased spontaneous activity

Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Herbert, N.A.
Other Authors: Armstrong, J.D., BjÃörnsson, B.T.
Format: Article
Language:Spanish
Subjects:
CONSUMO DE OXÍGENO
CRECIMIENTO (FISIOLOGIA)
HORMONAS
METABOLISMO ANIMAL
ONCORHYNCHUS MYKISS
PECES
RESPIRACION
SALMO SALAR
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