Evaluation of biochemical methods for the non destructive identification of sex in upstream migrating salmon and sea trout

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Evaluation of biochemical methods for the non destructive identification of sex in upstream migrating salmon and sea trout

Bibliographic Details
Main Author:	Pottinger, T.G.
Other Authors:	Carrick, T.R., Pulman, K.G.
Format:	Article
Language:	Spanish
Subjects:	CORRIENTES DE AGUA FÓSFORO MIGRACION DE ANIMALES PECES PROTEINAS SALMO SALAR SALMO TRUTTA

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