Academic Papers: Aquarium Species v1
As an academic I need to stay on top of my field. To do this, I subscribe to updates through Google Scholar.
This subscription allows me to send myself new publications on papers I *should* find relevant.
I get a lot of new papers I can't really use but know others who may find the material interesting, even if it is just the abstract. So, I am going to try to post some links to BRAND NEW information on aquarium species of fish, mainly.
If you're interested in more information on each paper, please contact me.
Here is v1:
1: Evaluation of decompression and venting and its affect on stress and mortality in the Yellow Tang (Zebrasoma flavescens). Click here for the abstract.
2: The relationship between the numbers of spot, sex and size of the spotted barb, Puntius binotatus was investigated in order to develop a phenotypic sex identification method for the broodstock management of this species. Click here for the paper (I think this will work)
3: Ecological and Evolutionary Applications for Environmental Sex Reversal of Fish DNA. Click here for the abstract.
3: Barcoding in Pencilfishes (Lebiasinidae: Nannostomus) Reveals Cryptic Diversity across the Brazilian Amazon. Click here for the PAPER! Yes, open access!
Photo by Rachel O'Leary
4: Growth of mycotal fungus on carp eggs in differing environments. Click here for the PAPER!
5: INFLUENCE OF LIVEFEED ON THE SURVIVAL AND METAMORPHOSIS OF SEBAE CLOWNFISH, AMPHIPRION SEBAE. Click here for the PAPER!
