Conventional selective breeding in aquaculture has been effective in genetically enhancing
economic traits like growth and disease resistance. However, its advances are restricted by …

Microbial communities regulate ecosystem responses to climate change. However,
predicting these responses is challenging because of complex interactions among …

Aquaculture has the potential to support a sustainable and equitable food system in line with
the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) on food security, climate change …

The diversification of modern aquaculture systems with high-value finfish species, including
Percidae, is hampered by various diseases or even epidemics caused by a wide range of …

Nutritional programming (NP) is a tool for develo** adaptive changes that can be
expressed in adulthood by exposing individuals to a stimulus early in life. This study …

Transcriptomic analysis of freshly hatched fish larvae offers insights into phenotype
development, yet it remains uncertain whether it reflects parental influence or predicts …

Polyculture offers an alternative to monoculture in recirculated aquaculture systems (RAS).
Nevertheless, RAS polyculture can potentially result in beneficial as well as detrimental …

Currently, our understanding of the mechanisms for, and potential functional implications of,
changes in seabed assemblages resulting from dredged material disposal is relatively …

Domestication and selective breeding can mitigate current bottlenecks in European perch
aquaculture. Monitoring the condition and stress tolerance of European perch stocks from …

Cannibalism is an intra-specific predation often resulting in massive mortality in intensive
cultured fish species. In piscivorous species, the onset of predation is inevitable. This study …