Browsing Masteroppgaver i havbruk og akvakultur by Title
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Effects of accelerated or delayed maturation on growth and quality of cod (Gadus morhua) farmed 67°N at a commercial scale
(Master thesis, 2009)Abstract Atlantic cod (Gadus morhua) farming has received considerable attention in recent years, and is now becoming a rapid growing industry in Norway. This industry has shown approximately 2,000 tons harvested in ... -
Effects of simulated anaemia on the blood chemistry of Atlantic cod, Atlantic halibut, and Atlantic salmon
(Master thesis, 2009)Abstract Anaemia is a common pathology associated with many diseases and infections, though its physiological effects are poorly understood. This project aimed to develop a methodology for inducing a stable experimental ... -
Effects of swim speed on growth and muscle development of Atlantic salmon post-smolt
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Fôringsregimets innvirkning på tilvekst og kvalitet i atlantisk laks, Salmo salar L.
(Master thesis, 2006)Formålet med oppgaven er å optimalisere produksjonen av oppdrettslaks med fokus på forbedret kvalitet, fôrfaktor og lønnsomhet. Forsøket ble gjennomført i konvensjonell skala ved Gildeskål Forsøksstasjon AS i perioden ... -
Halibut mitogenomics : a study of the complete mitochondrial genome sequences of Atlantic, Pacific and Greenland halibut
(Master thesis, 2006)The complete mitochondrial DNA sequence was determined in four individuals of Atlantic halibut (Hippoglossus hippoglossus), Pacific halibut (Hippoglossus stenolepis) and Greenland halibut (Reinhardtius hippoglossoides) ... -
Histological investigations of organs and tissues development of ballan wrasse larvae during ontogenesis
(Master thesis, 2010)The main objective of the present work was to study the larval development of the most promising cleaner fish Labrus bergylta which have not been described previously. The present study provides valuable information on ... -
Horizontal and vertical distribution of Atlantic Salmon (Salmo salar) in semi-closed cage system
(Master thesis, 2015)