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Long photoperiod on sea cages delays timing of first spermiation and enhances growth in male European sea bass (Dicentrarchus labrax)

2010-02-01

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Two large groups of fingerling (3.2g) male European sea bass (around 75,000 individuals each) reared in net sea cages for a period of two years were exposed to two different photoperiods starting in June: either ambient photoperiod (37º 24′ N) (NP) or a constant long photoperiod (LP; 18h light: 6h dark, 18L: 6D). Long days had limited effect on somatic growth at the time of incipient gonad development (IGD, 1st an...

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10.1016/j.aquaculture.2009.11.024
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