The effects of food and the sum of effective temperature on the embryonic development of the seahorse, Hippocampus kuda Bleeker

Lin, Qiang; Gao, Yongli; Sheng, Jing; Chen, Qingxiang; Zhang, Bin; Lu, Jianwei

doi:10.1016/j.aquaculture.2006.11.011

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“…However, the low survivorship of juvenile seahorses and low reproductive efficiency of the broodstock seahorses have restricted seahorse culture for many years (Herald and Rakowicz, 1951;Scarratt, 1995;Wilson and Vincent, 1998;Wong and Benzie, 2003;Lin et al, 2006). Therefore, recent research works have mainly focused on the growth and survivorship of juveniles (Scarratt, 1995;Woods, 2000Woods, , 2003aSheng et al, 2006;Lin et al, 2008), and on broodstock reproduction (Selman et al, 1991;Vincent, 1995;Teixeira and Musick, 2001;Perante et al, 2002;Lin et al, 2006Lin et al, , 2007Faleiro et al, 2008). The effects of illumination, feed ration, stocking density and gender segregation on growth and survival have been examined in Hippocampus abdominalis (Woods, 2000(Woods, , 2003a(Woods, , 2005.…”

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Effects of light intensity, stocking density, feeding frequency and salinity on the growth of sub-adult seahorses Hippocampus erectus Perry, 1810

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Effects of light intensity, stocking density, feeding frequency and salinity on the growth of sub-adult seahorses Hippocampus erectus Perry, 1810

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“…According to St-Pierre et al (2003) the losses in some states of USA are $728 million anually, which is around 43 % of all national losses. Lin et al (2007) used sum of effective temperatures (SET) method for seahorse egg development. Also this metod can be used by fruit producers for calculationg rippening period of fruit.…”

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Effect of Temperature Cumulation on Milk Yield of Czech Fleckvieh-Simmental Cattle

Navrátil¹,

Falta²,

Chládek³

2017

Acta Univ. Agric. Silvic. Mendelianae Brun.

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The aim of this study was to asses the effect of temperature cumulation on milk yield of Czech Fleckvieh-Simmental cattle. Experiment for this study was executed on private farm in Czech Republic with permanently open-sided barn, in which were cows stabled (49°12′36.7″N 16°23′42.1″E). Cows were stabled in free stall box system. Experiment lasted three months (May-July) of 2016. In total 114 cows were include in this study. They were divided according to yield to three groups: more than 25 kg of milk per day, 20.1-24.9 kg of milk per day and less than 20 kg of milk per day. The data loggers placed inside the stable collected data about temperature every 30 minutes. Data about milk yield were obtained from software in milk parlour. After data were collected, the sum of effective temperatures (SET) was calculated. The SET was calculated for temperatures surpassing 21 °C. Data shows that all groups were affected by rising SET. The group with yield above 25 kg of milk per day was the most affected by the high SET (r = −0.4931) in contrary with the group with less than 20 kg of milk per day (r = −0.1380). Our result suggest, that the SET might be better marker for evaluation of the impact of heat stress than temperature itself. The results of this paper also shows, that the high-yield cows are affected by cumulation of temperature more.

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“…Sin embargo, se ha demostrado que la duración del desarrollo gametogénico puede disminuir mediante un adecuado régimen de temperatura y alimentación (Lin et al, , 2007, lo cual remarca la importancia de un adecuado manejo de los reproductores.…”

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“…La temperatura es un factor que impacta el crecimiento, sobrevivencia y reproducción de caballitos de mar (Wong & Benzie, 2003;Lin et al, 2006Lin et al, , 2007Lin et al, , 2008bSheng et al, 2006;Martínez-Cárdenas & Purser, 2011;Planas et al, 2012Planas et al, , 2013Mascaró et al, 2016). En general, se ha reportado que los peces experimentan mayores tasas metabólicas a mayores temperaturas dentro del intervalo de tolerancia de cada especie, lo cual se refleja en mayores tasas de crecimiento.…”

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“…En estudios a largo plazo sobre hipocampos juveniles y adultos, se ha concluido que el efecto fisiológico de la nutrición, puede afectar directamente el crecimiento, supervivencia y reproducción de estos peces (Chang & Southgate, 2001;Masonjones, 2001;Lin et al, 2007). Sin embargo, sólo recientemente se han conocido algunos procesos claves que permiten avanzar en la comprensión de la fisiología de la nutrición en los caballitos de mar.…”

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Avances en el cultivo de Hippocampus spp. (Teleostei: Syngnathidae): investigaciones en el siglo XXI

Vite-García¹,

López-Jiménez²,

Rangel-López³

2017

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Review Avances en el cultivo deRESUMEN. Las poblaciones de caballito de mar (género Hippocampus) han sido impactadas de diferentes formas por el ser humano. Por esta razón, se han implementado medidas para mitigar el decremento de las poblaciones, como su inclusión en la lista de CITES, lo cual regula en parte su comercialización. Sin embargo, se deben adoptar otras medidas para asegurar la conservación de estas especies. La acuicultura se presenta como una oportunidad que puede traer beneficios en diferentes formas: reemplazando la captura del medio natural, repoblando cuerpos de agua cuyas poblaciones se encuentren impactadas y como actividad económica redituable. Desde inicios del presente siglo, se ha generado información relevante en torno a las condiciones de cultivo de diferentes especies de caballito de mar, desde los parámetros físicos y químicos del agua y otras condiciones físicas como tipos y tamaños de los tanques, hasta cuestiones relacionadas con la nutrición, la supervivencia, el crecimiento, la maduración y el proceso reproductivo. En este trabajo se recopila esta información, con énfasis en las investigaciones relacionadas con las especies americanas. Palabras clave: Hippocampus, caballito de mar, ornamentales marinos, acuicultura. However, other measures must be taken to ensure the conservation of these species. Aquaculture is presented as an opportunity that can bring benefits in different ways: replacing capture from natural environments, repopulating water bodies whose populations are impacted and as a profitable economic activity. From the beginning of this century, relevant information has been generated about the culture conditions of different species of seahorses, from the physical and chemical parameters of water and other physical conditions such as types and sizes of tanks, to issues related to nutrition, survival, growth, maturation and reproductive processes. This paper presents a collection of such information, with some emphasis on works related to species in the Americas. Culture conditions for

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The effects of food and the sum of effective temperature on the embryonic development of the seahorse, Hippocampus kuda Bleeker

Cited by 61 publications

References 37 publications

Effects of light intensity, stocking density, feeding frequency and salinity on the growth of sub-adult seahorses Hippocampus erectus Perry, 1810

Effects of light intensity, stocking density, feeding frequency and salinity on the growth of sub-adult seahorses Hippocampus erectus Perry, 1810

Effect of Temperature Cumulation on Milk Yield of Czech Fleckvieh-Simmental Cattle

Avances en el cultivo de Hippocampus spp. (Teleostei: Syngnathidae): investigaciones en el siglo XXI

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