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  1. IMPROVING LARVAL SUNSHINE BASS PRODUCTION THROUGH SUPPLEMENTATION OF FEMALE WHITE BASS BROODSTOCK DIETS WITH LONG-CHAIN POLYUNSATURATED FATTY ACIDS

    … of this dissertation are to (1) evaluate white bass <i>Morone chrysops </i>ovum fatty acid composition and reproductive performance after feeding maternal broodstock graded levels of squid to fish oil; (2) evaluate flax, canola, and corn oils as alternatives to marine oil(s) in white bass

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  2. The effects of temperature, water quality and culture conditions on the immunology, hematology, and blood chemistry of hybrid striped bass

    Sunshine and palmetto bass (different crosses of hybrid striped bass) were used to determine immunologic, hematologic and serum chemistry changes under different culture conditions. The kinetics of the humoral immune response was determined for sunshine bass acclimated to 10, 18, 24, 29°C, and to …

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  3. Quality changes of aquacultured hybrid striped bass fillet meat resulting from reduction of post-harvest metabolism

    Hybrid striped bass (Sunshine Bass) were raised in an indoor recirculating aquaculture system incorporating concrete culture tanks, sump tanks, rotating biological contactors and liquid oxygen injection and underground U-tubes for aeration. Fish were anesthetized by two methods after harvest to …

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