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Effects of European eel egg and larval stocking density on rearing water, offspring bacteriome and derived immune response

2024-05-01

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If human exploitation of the “critically endangered” European eel (Anguilla anguilla) is to continue, the eel's life cycle in captivity must be closed and techniques established to produce viable offspring in hatcheries. Despite stable offspring production, high mortality rates during early developmental stages have hindered progress in closing the lifecycle in captivity. We hypothesised that mortalities affecting...

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4fa94ac6-3b27-5bbd-96df-84c5f703d0ab
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10.1016/j.aquaculture.2024.740716
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