Changes in Metabolic Rate, Excretion, Energy Reserves, and Starvation Response of Diploid and Triploid Salvelinus Fontinalis and Diploid O. Mykiss after LongTerm Exposure to Elevated Temperature
Abstract:Background: In fish culture metabolic rate (oxygen consumption), and excretion of particular and dissolved waste products are important parameters limiting the production capacity and influencing the environment. Data on their changes in response to elevated temperature are important for future management of fish farms. Therefore, these parameters were investigated in diploid (2n) and triploid (3n) Salvelinus fontinalis and 2n Oncorhynchus mykiss exposed to 20°C for 32 d in comparison to fish acclimated to 9 °… Show more
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