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Fish Transcriptomics: Applied to Our Understanding of Aquaculture

2020-01-28

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New challenges arise in the face of global climate change which impact every ecosystem on earth, including aquatic systems. This is evident in observations made in regard to the world’s oceans, which show trends of incremental changes in ocean surface temperatures, sea levels, and ocean acidity. These environmental shifts impact human resources such as fisheries and aquaculture. In addition, according to the...

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10.20944/preprints202001.0332.v1
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