2016
DOI: 10.22579/20112629.350
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Eugenol como anestésico para el manejo de juveniles de Pavón (Cichla orinocensis)

Abstract: ResumenCon el objeto de establecer una concentración anestésica de eugenol óptima para una adecuada manipulación de juveniles de Pavón (Cichla orinocensis), 24 juveniles (57,65 ± 43 g y 16.44 ± 1,17 cm de longitud estándar) provenientes de la estación Piscícola Experimental Casa Piedra de la Fundación Orinoquia de Puerto Carreño, Vichada, Colombia, fueron sometidos a diferentes concentraciones de eugenol (30, 40 y 50 mg/L) y un grupo control. Se presentaron diferencias estadísticamente significativas entre los… Show more

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“…To determinate if the sharks were alive, fish were periodically agitated by stroking their tails or splashing the water in the tank. Only dogfish showing clear reactions to stimuli were immersed in a second water tank of 50 l for 10 min containing an anesthetic solution of 50 mg/l Eugenol ( Álvarez-Perdomo et al, 2016). Blood was quickly collected from anesthetized specimens via the caudal vein using a 21gauge needle and a heparinized syringe to avoid clotting, and samples was then stored in 1 ml vials at (0-1 • C) inside in a container filled with ice (Lawrence et al, 2018).…”
Section: On Board Blood Collectionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To determinate if the sharks were alive, fish were periodically agitated by stroking their tails or splashing the water in the tank. Only dogfish showing clear reactions to stimuli were immersed in a second water tank of 50 l for 10 min containing an anesthetic solution of 50 mg/l Eugenol ( Álvarez-Perdomo et al, 2016). Blood was quickly collected from anesthetized specimens via the caudal vein using a 21gauge needle and a heparinized syringe to avoid clotting, and samples was then stored in 1 ml vials at (0-1 • C) inside in a container filled with ice (Lawrence et al, 2018).…”
Section: On Board Blood Collectionmentioning
confidence: 99%