Aquaculture Research and Fisheries Management 1992: Vol 23 Index

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Aquaculture and Fisheries Management 1992, 23, 729-731
Author Index
Ahmed M.: Determination of fisheries benefits from Elvingson P. & Sjaunja L.O.: Determination of fat,
floodplain riverine systems in Bangladesh: a protein and dry matter content of fish by mid-
mathematical programming approach, 599 infrared transmission spectroscopy, 453
Arieli Y., see Viola S. Engel C.E., see Papst M.H.
Arnason A.N., see Papst M.H. Engle C., see Springborn R.R.
Arreguin-Sanchez F., Chavez E.A. & Menchaca J.A.:
A multispecies stock assessment of a pelagic Fagobenro O.A.: Utilization of cocoa-pod husk in
coastal fishery of the south-west Gulf of Mexico, low-cost diets by the clariid catfish, Clarias isher-
103 iensis Sydenham, 175
Avnimelech Y., Diab S., Kochva M. & Mokady S.: Foisil L. & Chourrout D.: Chromosome doubling by
Control and utilization of inorganic nitrogen in pressure treatments for tetrapoloidy and mitotic
intensive fish culture ponds, 421 gynogenesis in rainbow trout, Oncorhynchus
mykiss (Walbaum): re-examination and improve-
Baer S., Haller R.D. & Freyvogel T.A.: Growth of the ments, 567
African lungfish, Protopterus amphibius Peter, in Freyvogel T.A., see Baer S.
Friebe J., see Kohla U.
aquaculture, 265
Fauvel C., Omnes M.H., Suquet M. & Normant Y.:
Barak N.A.-E. & Mason C.F.: Population density,
growth and diet of eels, Anguilla anguilla L., in two Enhancement of the production of turbot, Scoph-
thalmus maximus (L.), larvae by controlling over-
rivers in eastern England, 59
ripening in mature females, 209
Bell J.D., see Quartararo N,
see also Suquet M.
Blackshaw A., see Thorogood J.
Boccanera N., see Wallner M.
Garcia-Vazquez E., Pendas A.M. & Moran P.:
Braume E., see Kohla U.
Chromosome polymorphism in wild Atlantic
Briggs M.R.P.: A stress test for determining vigour of
salmon, Salmo salar L., from Asturias, northern
post-larval Penaeus monodon Fabricius, 633
Spain, 95
Glass M.L., see Williams E.M.
Campbell R.N.B.: Food of an introduced population of Grabowska K., see Wolos A.
pikeperch, Stizostedion lucioperca L., in Lake Grau E.G., see Howerton R.D.
Egirdir, Turkey, 71 Gropp J., see Kohla U.
Chang W.Y.B., see Springborn R.R. Gur N., see Degani G.
see also Liu K.M.
Chavez E.A., see Arreguin-Sanchez F.
Hain S.: Maintenance and culture of living benthic
Chevassus B., see Krieg F.
mollusc from high Antarctic shelf areas, |
Chourrout D., see Foisil L.
Hales P.W., see Russell D.J.
Cole W., see Phelps R.P.
Haller R.D., see Baer S.
Cuende F.-X. & Prouzet P.: Comparison of Atlantic
Hansen T., Stefansson S. & Taranger G.L.: Growth and
salmon, Salmo salar L., stocks exploited by
sexual maturation in Atlantic salmon, Salmo salar
commercial fisheries in the Adour Basin, France at
L., reared in sea cages at two different light
the end of the 19th and 20th centuries, 373
regimes, 275
Hasan M.R. & Macintosh D.J.: Optimum food particle
De Groot S.J.: Decline and fall of the salmon fisheries in size in relation to body size of common carp,
the Netherlands: is restocking the Rhine a reality?, Cyprinus carpio L., fry, 315
253 Hay D.W., see Shackley P.E.
Degani G. & Gur N.: Growth of juvenile Trichogaster Haylor G.S.: Controlled hatchery production of Clarias
leerii (Bleeker, 1852) on diets with various protein gariepinus (Burchell): growth and survival of
levels, 161 larvae at high stocking density, 303
Dessypris A., see Pavlidis M. Haylor G.S.: Terminology for the early development
Diab S., see Avnimelech Y. stages of the African catfish, Clarias gariepinus
Dick T.A., see Papst M.H. (Burchell): working definitions for aquaculture,
Dinis M.Y.: Aspects of the potential of Solea senagalen- 511
sis Kaup for aquaculture: larval rearing and Haylor G.S.: Controlled hatchery production of Clarias
weaning to an artificial diet, 515 gariepinus (Burchell 1822): an investigation of tank
Donaghy M.J., see Shackley P.E. design and water flow rate appropriate for Clarias
gariepinus in hatcheries, 659
Eddy F.B., see Williams E.M. Hecht T. & McEwan A.G.: Changes in gross protein
El-Sayed A.-F.M.: Effects of substituting fish meal with and lipid requirements of rainbow trout, Onchor-
Azolla pinnata in practical diets for fingerling and hynchus mykiss (Walbaum), at elevated
adult Nile tilapia, Oreochromis niloticus (L.), 167 temperatures, 133
729
730 Author Index
Heggberget T.G., see Lund R.A L’Abée-Lund J.H., Segrov H. & Lura H.: Resource
Hegge O., see Hesthagen T. partitioning and spatial segregation in native and
Heisbroek L.T.N. & Kreuger J.G.: Feeding and growth stocked brown trout, Salmo trutta L., and Arctic
of glass eel, Anguilla anguilla L.: the effect of charr, Salverinus alpinus (L.), in a hydroelectric
feeding stimulants on feed intake, energy meta- reservoir, 623
bolism and growth, 327 see also Hindar K.
Heisler N., see Williams E.M Lahav E., see Viola S.
Hesthagen T. & Hegge O.: Stranding of pond- and Linhart O. & Kvasni¢ka P.: Artificial insemination in
hatchery-reared juvenile brown trout, Salmo trutta tench, Tinca tinca L., 183
L., during draw-down of a pond, 399 Liu K.M. & Chang W.Y.B.: Bioenergetic modelling of
Hilge V., see Kohla U. effects of fertilization, stocking density, and
Hindar K. & L’Abée-Lund J.H.: Identification of spawning on growth of the Nile tilapia, Oreochro-
hatchery-reared and naturally produced Atlantic mis niloticus (L.), 291
salmon, Salmo salar L., juveniles based on examin- Loba S., see Wallner M.
ation of otoliths, 235 Lund R.A. & Heggberget T.G.: Migration of Atlantic
Hislop J.R.G. & Webb J.H.: Escaped farmed Atlantic salmon, Salmo salar L., parr through a Norwegian
salmon, Salmo salar L., feeding in Scottish coastal fjord: potential infection path of Gyrodactylus
water, 721 salaris ,3 56
Holm J. Chr., see Jaworski A. Lura H., see L’Abée-Lund J.H.
Howerton R.D., Okimoto D.K. & Grau E.G.: The
effect of orally administered 17 a-methyltestoster- McEwan A.G., see Hecht T.
one and 3,3’-triido-L-thyronine on growth of Macintosh D.J., see Hasan M.R.
seawater-adapted tilapia, Oreochromis mossambi- McLay H.A., Youngson A.F., Wright R.S. &
cus (Peters), 123 Johnstone R.: Effects of rearing density on sexual
Hulata G., see Rosenstein S. maturation and growth in sea-cage reared Atlantic
Hvidsten N.A. & Johnsen B.O.: River bed construc- salmon, Salmo salar L., 353
tion: impact and habitat restoration for juvenile Manyala J.O., see Ochumba P.B.O.
Atlantic salmon, Salmo salar L., and brown trout, Mason C.F., see Barak N.A.-E.
Salmo trutta L., 489 Menchaca J.A., see Arreguin-Sanchez F.
Mendes da Silva E., see Wallner M.
Jaworski A. & Holm J. Chr.: Distribution and structure Metcalf N.B., see Simpson A.L.
of the population of sea lice, Lepeophtheirus Mokady S., see Avinmelech Y.
salmonis Kroyer, on Atlantic salmon, Salmo salar Moore A. & Riley W.D.: A sexually mature female
L., under typical rearing conditions, 577 Atlantic salmon, Salmo salar L., smolt, 273
Jensen A.L., see Springborn R.R. Moran P., see Garcia- Vazquez E.
Johnsen B.O., see Hvidsten N.A. Muoneke M.I.: Hooking mortality of white crappie,
Johnstone R., see McLay H.A. Pomoxis annularis Rafinesque, and spotted bass,
Micropterus punctulus (Rafinesque), in Texas
reservoirs, 87
Katz T., see Phelps R.P
Murphy B.R., see Neumann R.M.
Kavumpurath S. & Pandian T.J.: Effects of induced
triploidy on aggressive display in the fighting fish,
Betta splendens Regan, 281 Nabeshima H., see Sugama K.
Kazakov R.V.: Distribution of Atlantic salmon, Salmo Nagata W.D. & Whyte J.N.C.: Effects of yeast and algal
salar L., in freshwater bodies of Europe, 461 diets on the growth and biochemical composition
Klaveness D.: Augmentation of the food supply for of the rotifer Brachionus plicatilis Muller in cul-
oyster larvae via bacterivorous flagellates: possible ture, 13
implications for larval breeding and oyster pond Naslund I.: Survival and distribution of pond- and
management, 591 hatchery-reared O+ brown trout, Salmo trutta L.,
Kochva M., see Avnimelech Y. released in a Swedish stream, 477
Kohla U., Saint-Paul V., Friebe J., Wernicke D., Hilge Neumann R.M. & Murphy B.R.: Seasonal relationships
V., Braum E. & Gropp J.: Growth, digestive of relative weight to body composition in white
enzyme activities and hepatic glycogen levels in crappie, Pomoxis annularis Rafinesque, 243
juvenile Colossoma macropomum Cuvier from Normant Y., see Fauvel C.
South America during feeding, starvation and see also Suquet M.
refeeding, 189
Kreuger J.G., see Heinsbroek L.T.N. Ochumba P.B.O. & Manyala J.O.: Distribution of
Krieg F., Quillet E. & Chevassus B.: Brown trout, fishes along the Sondu-Miriu River of Lake
Salmo trutta L.: a new species for intensive marine Victoria, Kenya with special reference to upstream
aquaculture, 557 migration, biology and yield, 701
Kristiansen T.S. & Svasand T.: Comparative analysis of O'Connell M.F., see Reddin D.G.
stomach contents of cultured and wild cod, Gadus Okimoto D.K., see Howerton R.D.
morhua L., 661 Omnes M.H., see Fauvel C,
Kvasni¢ka P., see Linhart O. see also Suquet M.
Author Index 731
Pandian T.J., see Kavumpurath S. temperature on hatchability, development and
Papst M.H., Dick T.A., Arnason A.N. & Engel C.E.: growth of eggs and yoksac fry of Oreochromis
Effect of density on the early growth and variation mossambicus (Peters) under artificial incubation,
in growth of juvenile Arctic charr, Salvelinus 31
alpinus (L.), 41 Sugama K., Taniguchi N., Seki S. & Nabeshima H.:
Paschos J., see Pavlidis M. Survival, growth and gonad development of
Pavlidis M., Theochari V., Paschos J. & Dessypris A.: triploid red sea bream, Pagrus major (Temminck
Effect of six photoperiod protocols on the et Schlegel): use of allozyme markers for ploidy
spawning time of two rainbow trout, Oncorhyn- and family identification, 149
chus mykiss (Walbaum), populations in north west Suquet M., Omnes M.H., Normant Y. & Fauvel C.:
Greece, 431 Influence of photoperiod, frequency of stripping
Pendas A.M., see Garcia-Vazquez E. and presence of females on sperm output in turbot,
Phelps R.P., Cole W. & Katz T.: Effect of fluoxymes- Scophthalmus maximus (L.), 217
terone on sex ratio and growth of Nile tilapia, see also Fauvel C.
Oreochremis niloticus (L.), 405 Svasand T., see Kristiansen T.S.
Pridmore R.D. & Rutherford J.C.: Modelling phyto-
plankton abundance in a small enclosed bay used Taniguchi N., see Sugama K.
for salmon farming, 525 Taranger G.L., see Hansen T.
Prouzet P., see Cuende F.-X. Taugbel T. & Skurdal J.: Growth, mortality and moult-
ing rate of noble crayfish, Astacus astacus L.,
Quartararo N, & Bell J.D.: Effect of intraperitoneal juveniles in aquaculture experiments, 411
passive implantable transponder (PIT) tags on the see Skurdal J.
growth and survival of juvenile snapper, Pagrus Teodorowicz M., see Wolos A.
auratus (Bloch and Schneider), 543 Theochari V., see Pavlidis M.
Quillet E., see Krieg F. Thorogood J. & Blackshaw A.: Factors affecting the
QOvenild T., see Skurdal J. activation, motility and cryopreservation of the
spermatozoa of the yellowfin bream, Acantho-
Reddin D.G., O’Connell M.F. & Dunkley D.A.: pagrus australis (Giinther), 337
Assessment of an automated fish counter in a Thorpe J.E., see Simpson A.L.
Canadian river, 113
Riley W.D., see Moore A. Viola S., Lahav E. & Arieli Y.: Response of Israeli carp,
Rosenstein §. & Hulata G.: Sex reversal in the genus Cyprinus carpio L., to lysine supplementation of a
Oreochromis: |. Immersion of eggs and embryos in practical ration at varying conditions of fish size,
oestrogen solutions is ineffective, 669 temperature density and ration size, 49
Rushton-Mellor §.K.: Discovery of the fish louse,
Argulus japonicus Thiele (Crustacea: Branchiura), Wallner M., Lobo S., Boccanera N. & Mendes da Silva
in Britain, 269 E.: Biomass, carrageenan yield and reproductive
Russell D.J. & Hales P.W.: Evaluation of techniques for state of Hypnea musciformis (Rhodophyta: Gigar-
marking juvenile barramundi, Lates calcarifer tinales) under natural and experimental cultivated
(Bloch), for stocking, 691 condition, 443
Rutherford J.C., see Pridmore R.D. Webb J.H. & Youngson A.F.: Reared Atlantic salmon,
Salmo salar L, in catches of a salmon fishery on the
Segrov H., see L’Abée-Lund J.H. western coast of Scotland, 393
Saint-Paul U., see Kohla U. see also Hislop J.R.G.
Seki S., see Sugama K. Wernicke D., see Kohla U.
Shackley P.E., Donaghy M.J. & Hay D.W.: An experi- Whyte J.N.C., see Nagata W.D.
ment in the planting of Atlantic salmon, Salmo Williams E.M. & Eddy F.B.: Blood electrolyte and
salar L., fry, 385 prolactin regulation in rainbow trout, Onchorhyn-
Simpson A.L., Metcalf N.B. & Thorpe J.E.: A simple chus mykiss (Walbaum), exposed to nitrite, 345
non-destructive method for estimating fat levels in Williams E.M., Glass M.L. & Heisler N.: Blood oxygen
Atlantic salmon, Salmo salar L., parr, 23 tension and content in carp, Cyprinus carpio L.,
Sjaunja L.O., see Elvingson P. during hypoxia and methaemoglobinaemia, 679
Skurdal J., Qvenild T. & Taugb¢l T.: Mark-recapture Wohlfarth G.W.: Association between initial weight
experiments with noble crayfish, Astacus astacus and weight gain in brook trout, Salvelinus fontin-
L., in a Norwegian lake, 227 alis Mitchill, and brown trout, Salmo trutta L., 549
see also Taugbgl T. Wolos A., Teodorowicz M. & Grabowska K.: Effect of
Sommerville C., see Subasinghe R.P. ground-baiting on anglers’ catches and nutrient
Springborn R.R., Jensen A.L., Chang W.Y.B. & Engle budget of water bodies as exemplified by Polish
C.: Optimum harvest time in aquaculture: an lakes, 499
application of economic principles to a Nile tilapia, Wright R.S., see McLay H.A.
Oreochromis niloticus (L.), growth model, 639
Stefansson S., see Hansen T. Youngson A.F., see McLay H.A.
Subasinghe R.P. & Sommerville C.: Effects of see also Webb J.H.
Aquaculture and Fisheries Management 1992, 23, 732-735
Subject Index
Acanthopagrus australis, see bream, 337 Carp:
Activation, bream spermatozoa, 337 common, food size and body size, 315
Alga, diet, growth of rotifers, 13 Israeli, lysine supplement, 49
Alloenzyme, markers, red sea bream, 149 Catch:
Analysis, stomach contents, cod, 661 ground-baiting, effect on, 499
Anguilla anguilla, see eel reared salmon, west coast Scotland, 292
Antarctic, shelf, benthic mollusc culture, 1 Catfish, clariid:
Aquaculture: development stages, terminology, 511
brown trout, intensive marine, 557 low-cost diet, 175
crayfish, 411 production, high stocking density, 303
definitions, 511 tank design, 649
lungfish, 265 Charr, Arctic:
optimum harvest time, tilapia, 639 rearing density on growth, 41
potential for Solea senagalensis ,5 15 resource partitioning and spatial segregation,
Argulus japonicus, see louse reservoir, 623
Artificial, diet, sole, 515 Chromosome:
Assessment: doubling, pressure treatments, rainbow trout, 567
counter, automated, 113 polymorphism, wild salmon, 95
stock, multispecies pelagic coastal fishery, 103 Clarias gariepinus, see catfish
Astacus astacus, see crayfish Clarias isheriensis, see catfish
Automation, fish counter, assessment, 113 Cocoa-pod, husk, low cost diet for catfish, 175
Azolla pinnata, diet for tilapia fingerling, 167 Cod, stomach contents analysis, 661
Colossoma macropomum, growth and feeding, 189
Barramundi, techniques for marking juveniles, 691 Control:
Bass, spotted, hooking mortality, 87 inorganic nitrogen, intensive fish culture ponds,
Benefits, flood plain riverine systems, 599 421
Benthic, mollusc, culture, 1 production, catfish, 303, 649
Betta splendens, see fighting fish Cost, low, diet for catfish, 175
Biochemistry, rotifer, 13 Counter, automated, assessment, 113
Bioenergetic, modelling, tilapia, 291 Crappie, white:
Biology, fishes along Kenyan river, 701 hooking mortality, 87
Biomass, Hypnea musciformis production, 433 seasonal weight/body composition, 243
Biometry, estimating fat in salmon, 23 Crayfish:
Blood: development, 411
electrolyte, rainbow trout prolactin regulation, 345 mark-recapture experiments, 227
oxygen tension, carp, 679 Cryopreservation, bream sperm, 337
Book reviews: Culture:
A Natural History of the Lakes, Tarns and Streams oft he benthic molluscs, Antarctic shelf, 1
English Lake District, G. Fryer & S. Murphy, 726 rotifer, diets, 13
Coastal Aquaculture Engineering, A.N. Bose, S.N. Cyprinus carpio, see carp
Ghosh, C.T. Yang & A. Mitra, 130
Eel Culture, 2nd Edn. A. Usui, 521 Density:
Engineering for Offshore Fish Farming. Institution of bioenergetic modelling, tilapia, 291
Civil Engineers, 522 lysine ration supplement, carp, 49
Fish Evolution and Systematics: Evidence from Sperma- population, eel, 59
tozoa, B.G.M. Jamieson, 521 rearing, Arctic charr, 41; salmon, 353
Introduction to Aquaculture, M. Landau, 725 stocking, catfish, 303
Population Genetics: Diversity and Stability, Y.P. Development:
Altukhov, 725 bream, red sea, 149
Scallop Farming, D. Hardy, 129 catfish, early stages, terminology, 511
The Biology of the Penaeidae, W. Dali, B.J. Hill, tilapia, temperature effects, 31
Rothlisberg P.C. & Sharples D.J., 129 Diet:
Brachionus plicatilis, food on growth, 13 algal, rotifer growth, 13
Bream: artificial, sole, 515
alloenzyme markers, 149 Azolla pinnata for tilapia fingerling, 167
spermatozoa, factors affecting, 337 eel, two English rivers, 59
low-cost, catfish, 175
Cage, sea, salmon growth, 275 lysine supplement, carp, 49
Carrageenan, yield, Hypnea musciformes production, Trichogaster, 161
433 yeast, on rotifer growth, 13
732
Subject Index 733
Display, aggressive, fighting fish triploidy, 281 salmon, different light regimes, 275
Distribution: snapper, effect of intraperitoneal tags on growth,
fishes along Kenyan river, 701 543
salmon in fresh water, Europe, 461 tilapia, temperature effects, 31; fluoxymesterone,
sea lice on salmon under rearing conditions, 577 405
trout, brown, Swedish stream, 477 Trichogaster, 161
Draw-down, stranding, trout, 399 Gynogenesis, mitotic, rainbow trout tetraploidy, 567
Dry matter, content, trout, 453 Gyrodactylus salaris, infection path, salmon parr migra-
tion, 367
Economic, principles, tilapia aquaculture, 639
Egg, immersion in oestrogen solution, tilapia, 669
Habitat, restoration, impact on salmon and trout, 489
Eel:
Harvest, optimum, tilapia growth model, 639
diet, growth, density, 59
Hatchability, tilapia, temperature effects, 31
feeding stimulants, 327
Hatchery:
Egg, development, tilapia, 31
controlled production, catfish, 303, 649
Electrolyte, blood, trout prolactin regulation, 345
draw-down, trout stranding, 399
Embryo, immersion in oestrogen solution, tilapia, 669
reared trout, distribution in Swedish stream, 477
Energy, metabolism, feeding stimulants, eels, 327
rearing identified by otcliths, 235
Enzyme, digestive, Colossoma macropomum, 189
Hooking, mortality, white crappie, spotted bass, 87
Exploitation, salmon stocks, west coast, Scotland, 373
Hypoxia, carp, blood oxygen tension, 679
Fat:
determination, spectroscopy, trout, 453 Incubation, artificial, tilapia, development, 31
estimation, salmon, 23 Infection, salmon parr, migrating through fluke infec-
requirement, trout, rainbow, 133 tion path, 367
Fertilization, tilapia model, 291 Insemination, artificial, tench, 183
Fighting, fish, aggressive display, triploidy, 281
Fingerling, tilapia, diet, 167
Fishery: Larvae, production:
catches, reared salmon, west coast, Scotland, 292 catfish, 303
coastal, pelagic, multispecies stock assessment, oyster, breeding, 591
103 sole, rearing and weaning, 515
decline, Netherlands, salmon, 253 turbot, 209
Flagellates, bacterivorous, oyster larvae breeding, 591 Lates calcarifer, see barramundi
Lepeophtheirus salmonis, see sea louse
Floodplain, riverine systems, benefits, 599
Flow, rate, tank design, catfish, 649 Light, regimes, salmon growth, 275
Lipid, requirements, rainbow trout, 133
Fluoxymesterone, effects on tilapia, 405
Liver, glycogen, Colossoma macropomum, 189
Food:
Louse:
algal diet on rotifer growth, 13
fish, Britain, 269
carp, food size and body size, 315
sea, on salmon under typical rearing conditions,
Colossoma macropomum, 189
577
intake, feeding stimulants, eels, 327
Lungfish, African, aquaculture, 265
oyster larvae breeding, 591
Lysine, supplement, carp ration, 49
pikeperch, Turkish lake, 71
salmon, escaped, Scottish coastal water, 721
yeast diet on rotifer growth, 13 Management, oyster pond, 591
Fry, salmon, planting experiment, 385 Mark, recapture, crayfish, 227
Markers:
Gadus morhua, see cod alloenzyme, for ploidy and family identification,
Glycocen, hepatic, Colossoma macropomum, 189 149
Gonad, development, red sea bream, 149 barramundi juveniles, 691
Ground-baiting, effect on anglers’ catches, 499 Mathematical, programming aproach to fisheries bene-
Growth: fit, 599
Arctic charr, rearing density, 41 Maturation sexual:
bream, red sea, 149 light regimes, salmon, 275
catfish, larvae, high stocking density, 303 rearing density, 353
Colossoma macropomum, 189 Metabolism, eel, feeding stimulants, 327
crayfish, development, 411 Methaemoglobinaemia, carp, blood oxygen tension,
eel, two English rivers, 59 679
feeding stimulants, eels, 327 Methyltestosterone, growth of tilapia, 123
lungfish aquaculture, 265 Micropterus puntulatus, see bass, spotted
model, tilapia, 291, 639 Migration:
rearing density, salmon, 353 fishes along Kenyan river, 701
rotifer, yeast and algal diets, 13 salmon parr through fluke infection path, 367
734 Subject Index
Model: determination, spectroscopy, trout, 453
bioenergetic, tilapia, 291 juvenile Trichogaster leeri growth, 161
growth, tilapia, 639 Protocols, photoperiod, trout spawning, 431
phytoplankton abundance in small bay, 525 Protopterus amphibius, see \ungfish
Mollusc, benthic, culture, 1
mortality: Ration, size, carp, 49
crayfish, in aquaculture experiments, 411 Rearing:
hooking, white crappie, 87 condition, salmon, sea lice distribution, 577
Motility, bream sperm, 337 density, growth and development of salmon, 353
Moulting, crayfish, 411 larvae, sole, 515
Multispecies, stock assessment, pelagic coastal fishery, Recapture, marked crayfish, 227
103 Regulation, prolactin, trout, nitrite, 345
Reproductive, state, Hypnea musciformes production,
Nitrite, trout electrolyte and prolactin regulation, 345 443
Nitrogen, inorganic, utilization, intensive fish culture Reservoir, resource partitioning, 623
ponds, 421 Resource, partitioning, hydroelectric reservoir, 623
Nutrient, budget, Polish lakes, 499 Restocking, Rhine, 253
Restoration, habitat, impact on trout and salmon, 489
Oestrogen, sex reversal, tilapia. 669
Oncorhynchus mykiss, see trout rainbow, 133 Salmo trutia, see trout, brown
Oral, administration, growth hormones, tilapia, 123 Salmo salar, see salmon, Atlantic
Oreochromis mossambicus, see tilapia Salmon, Atlantic:
Oreochromis niloticus, see tilapia chromosome polymorphism, 95
Otolith, identification of hatchery-reared salmon, 235 distribution, fresh water, Europe, 461
Oyster, pond management, 591 escaped, feeding in Scottish coastal waters, 721
Oxygen, blood tension, carp, 679 fat estimation, 23
fisheries, decline, Netherlands, 253
Pagrus auratus, see snapper fry, planting experiments, 385
Pagrus major, see bream, red sea growth, different light regimes, 275
Parr, salmon: migration through fluke infection path, 367
fat estimation, 23 otolith, hatchery-rearing identification, 235
migration through fluke infection path, 367 phytoplankton modelling in small bay, 525
Pelagic, coastal fishery, multispecies stock assessment, reared, catches, west coast, Scotland, 393
103 rearing density, growth and development, 353
Photoperiod: river bed construction, 489
protocols, spawning time, trout, 431 sea lice distribution, 577
turbot sperm production, 217 smolt, sexually mature female, 273
Phytoplankton, modelling, small bay, 525 stocks, exploitation, France, 373
Pikeperch, food in Turkish lake, 71 Salvelinus alpinus, see charr, Arctic
Planting, salmon fry, experiments, 385 Salvelinus fontinalis, see trout, brook
Ploidy, alloenzyme markers, red sea bream, 149 Scophthaimus maximus, see turbot
Polymorphism, chromosome, wild Atlantic salmon, 95 Season, relationships, crappie weight/body composi-
Pomoxis annularis, see crappie, white, tion, 243
Pond: Segregation, spatial, trout and charr in reservoir, 623
culture, intensive, utilization of inorganic Sex:
nitrogen, 421 ratio, fluoxymesterone, effect on tilapia, 405
oyster, management, 591 reversal, tilapia, 669
Pond-reared trout: Size:
distribution in Swedish stream, 477 body, food size, carp, 315
stranding, draw-down, 399 food particle, body size, carp, 315
Population: lysine supplement, carp, 49
density, eel, two English rivers, 59 Smolt, sexually mature female, 273
introduced, pikeperch, Turkish lake, 71 Snapper, juvenile, survival with intraperitoneal tags,
sea lice, under typical salmon rearing conditions, 543
577 Sole, potential for aquaculture, 515
Pressure, treatment, chromosome doubling, rainbow Solea senegalis, see sole
trout, 567 Spawning:
Production: bioenergetic model, tilapia, 291
control, catfish, 303, 649 time, photoperiod, trout, 431
turbot larvae, 209 Spectroscopy, mid-IR, trout muscle content, 453
Programming, mathematical, fisheries benefits, 599 Sperm:
Prolactin, regulation, trout, nitrate, 345 bream, factors affecting, 337
Protein: output, turbot, 217
changes with temperature, rainbow trout, 133 Starvation, Colossoma macropomum, 189
Subject Index 735
Stimulants, feeding, eels, 327 Triploidy:
Stizostedion lucioperca, see pikeperch fighting fish, aggressive display, 281
Stock: red sea bream, 149
assessment, multispecies, pelagic coastal fishery, Trout, brook, initial weight and weight gain, 549
103 Trout, brown:
catfish, 303 marine aquaculture, 557
density, tilapia model, 291 resource partitioning, hydroelectric reservoir, 623
exploitation, salmon, France, 373 river bed construction, 489
techniques for marking juvenile barramundi, 691 segregation, hydroelectric reservoir, 623
Stomach, contents, wild and cultured cod, 661 stranding in pond draw-down, 399
Stripping, frequency, turbot sperm production, 217 survival in Swedish stream, 477
Survival: weight initial and weight gain, 549
larvae, catfish, 303 Trout, rainbow:
red sea bream, 149 diet requirements at elevated temperatures, 133
snapper, juvenile with intraperitoneal tags, 543 muscle content, spectroscopy, mid-IR, 453
trout, Swedish stream, 477 nitrite exposure, electrolyte and prolactin regu-
lation, 345
Tank, design, catfish, 649 photoperiod, spawning, 431
Technique, for marking juvenile barramundi, 691 tetraploidy, 567
Temperature: Turbot:
carp, lysine supplementation, 49 production, larvae, 209
tilapia development, 31 sperm output, 217
trout, diet requirements, 133
Tench, artificial insemination, 183 Utilization, inorganic nitrogen, intensive fish culture
Terminology, early development catfish, 511 ponds, 421
Tetraploidy, rainbow trout, 567
Tilapia: Variation, growth, charr, rearing density, 41
bioenergetic modelling, 291
development, temperature effects, 31 Weight:
diet, fingerling, 167 gain, brook trout, 549
fluoxymesterone, tilapia development, 405 initial, weight gain, brook trout, 549
growth, hormone administration, oral, 123 seasonal relationships, white crappie, 243
model, growth, optimum harvest time, 639
Tinca tinca, see tench Yeast, diet, rotifer growth, 13
Transponder, implantable, survival of snapper Yield:
niles, 543 carrageenan, Hypnea musciformis, 443
Trichogaster leeri, growth, protein diets, 161 fishes in Kenyan river, 701
Triido-L-thyronine, tilapia growth, 123 Yolksac, fry, development, temperature effects, 31