Inter and intra population morphological differences between wild and farmed atlantic salmon juveniles

QR Code

Inter and intra population morphological differences between wild and farmed atlantic salmon juveniles

Bibliographic Details
Main Author:	Solem, O.
Other Authors:	Berg, O.K., Kjosnes, A.J.
Format:	Article
Language:	Spanish
Subjects:	EVOLUCION FENOTIPOS GENETICA ANIMAL MORFOLOGÍA (ZOOLOGÍA) PECES SALMO SALAR

Similar Items

Genetic differences between five major domesticated strains of atlantic salmon and wild salmon
by: Skaala, O.

Determination of body shape variation in Irish hatchery reared and wild atlantic salmon
by: Cramon-Taubadel, N. Von

Gut morphology in growth hormone transgenic Atlantic salmon
by: Stevens, E. D.

Individual space use strategies of wild juvenile Atlantic salmon
by: Armstrong, J. D.

Predator induced hyperventilation in wild and hatchery atlantic salmon fry
by: Hawkins, L.A.

Habitat selection by juvenile atlantic salmon: the interaction between physical habitat and abundance
by: Hedger, R.D.

Morphological limitations, prey size selectivity, and growth response of juvenile atlantic salmon, Salmo salar
by: Wankowski, J. W.

The relationship between first vertebra width and body length of Atlantic salmon differs between parr and smolts
by: Armstrong, J.D.

Seasonal growth of wild atlantic salmon juveniles and implications on age at smoltification
by: Strothotte, E.

Effect of density on competition between wild and hatchery reared atlantic salmon for shelter in winter
by: Orpwood, J.E.

Feeding and prey selection of wild atlantic salmon post smolts
by: Andreassen, P. M. R.

MelanophorE constellations allow robust individual identification of wild 0+ year atlantic salmon
by: Donaghy, M.J.

Fatty acid profiles of wild brown trout and atlantic salmon juvenile in the Nivelle basin
by: Kaushik, S.J.

Genetic changes in an atlantic salmon population resulting from escaped juvenile farm salmon
by: Clifford, S.L.

Chondroid bone and secondary cartilage contribute to apical dentary growth in juvenile atlantic salmon
by: Gillis, J.A.

Trophically transmitted parasites in wild atlantic salmon post smolts from Norwegian fjords
by: Knudsen, R.

Evaluating the effect of clustering when monitoring the abundance of sea lice populations on farmed atlantic salmon
by: Revie, C.W.

The effect of temperature on growth and early maturation in a wild population of atlantic salmon parr
by: Baum, D.

NADP-isocitrate dehydrogenase polymorphism in the Atlantic salmon Salmo salar
by: Cross, T. F.

The effects of initial length and body curvature on shrinkage of juvenile Atlantic salmon during freezing
by: Armstrong, J. D.

The hearing of the Atlantic Salmon, Salmo salar
by: Hawkins, A. D.

Genetic divergence and interactions in the wild among native,farmed and hybrid Atlantic salmon
by: Einum, S.

Assessing temporal and spatial variation in wild populations of atlantic salmon with particular reference to Asturias ( Northern Spain ) rivers
by: Blanco, G.

Is atlantic salmon production limited by number of territories?
by: Okland, F.

Endurance swimming of diploid and triploid atlantic salmon
by: Cotterell, S.P.

Density dependent refuge use among over wintering wild atlantic salmon juveniles
by: Armstrong, J.D.

Social dominance, prior residence and the acquisition of profitable feeding sites in juvenile Atlantic salmon
by: Huntingford, F. A.

The pathology and seawater performance of farmed atlantic salmon infected with glochidia of Margaritifera margaritifera
by: Treasurer, J.W.

Links between patterns of marine growth and survival of atlantic salmon Salmo salar L.
by: Peyronnett, A.

Migration of hatchery-reared atlantic salmon and wild anadromous brown trout post smolts in a Norwegian fjord system
by: Finstad, B.

Genetic stock identification of Atlantic salmon using single locus minisatellite DNA profiles.
by: Galvin, P.

Association between environmental factors smolt size and the survival of wild and reared atlantic salmon from the Simojoki River in the Baltic Sea
by: Kallio-Nyberg, I.

Social status and growth rates as determinants of site attachment in juvenile atlantic salmon
by: Huntingford, F.A.

Long term effects of maternal cortisol exposure and mild hyperthermia during embryogeny on survival growth and morphological anomalies in farmed atlantic salmon Salmo solar offspring
by: Eriksen, M.S.

The relationship between otolith accretion and resting metabolic rate in juvenile Atlantic salmon during a change in temperature
by: Wright, P.J.

Identification of juvenile natural hybrids between Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar L.) and trout (Salmo trutta L.)
by: Solomon, D. J.

Selective exploitation of earlyrunning fish may induced genetic and phenotypic changes in atlantic salmon
by: Consuegra, s.

Efficacy of releasing captive reared broodstock into an imperilled wild atlantic salmon population as a recovery strategY
by: Carr, J.W.

Temporal stability of sea louse Lepeophtheirus salmonis Kroyer populations on atlantic salmon Salmo salar L. of wild farm and hybrid parentage
by: Glover, K.A.

Ocurrence of atlantic salmon parr in redds at spawning time
by: Erkinaro, J.