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Physiological responses of cobia Rachycentron canadum following exposure to low water and air exposure stress challenges

2010-09-01

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Prevention is the most viable disease management strategy in aquaculture, and prevention is primarily driven by strategies to avoid or minimize the effects of stress. Unfortunately, there is little information available regarding the stress physiology of emerging aquaculture species or appropriate experimental stressing protocols for these fishes, and thus very little context in which to evaluate mitigation strate...

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5e53170f-8219-5193-8bf7-cdc8b048ec88
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10.1016/j.aquaculture.2010.07.015
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