: Theresa M. Bert
: Theresa M. Bert
: Ecological and Genetic Implications of Aquaculture Activities
: Springer-Verlag
: 9781402061486
: 1
: CHF 201.50
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: "Landwirtschaft, Gartenbau; Forstwirtschaft, Fischerei, Ernährung"
: English
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In this book, numerous prominent aquaculture researchers contribute 27 chapters that provide overviews of aquaculture effects on the environment. They comprise a comprehensive synthesis of many ecological and genetic problems implicated in the practice of aquaculture and of many proven, attempted, or postulated solutions to those problems. This is an outstanding source of reference for all types of aquaculture activities.
TABLE OF CONTENTS6
FOREWORD9
CHAPTER 1 ENVIRONMENTALLY RESPONSIBLE AQUACULTURE— A WORK IN PROGRESS14
SECTION ONE OVERVIEWS OF ECOLOGICAL INTERACTIONS45
CHAPTER 2 AN ECOSYSTEMS APPROACH TO RISK ASSESSMENT OF ALIEN SPECIES AND GENOTYPES IN AQUACULTURE46
CHAPTER 3 INDICATORS FOR THE SUSTAINABILITY OF AQUACULTURE64
CHAPTER 4 SUSTAINABLE APPROACHES FOR AQUACULTURE DEVELOPMENT: LOOKING AHEAD THROUGH LESSONS IN THE PAST84
SECTION TWO POPULATION GENETIC CONSIDERATIONS94
CHAPTER 5 GENETIC RISKS OF MARINE HATCHERY ENHANCEMENT: THE GOOD, THE BAD, AND THE UNKNOWN95
CHAPTER 6 PREVENTING GENETIC POLLUTION AND THE ESTABLISHMENT OF FERAL POPULATIONS: A MOLECULAR SOLUTION112
CHAPTER 7 BEHAVIORAL AND GENETIC INTERACTIONS BETWEEN ESCAPED FARM SALMON AND WILD ATLANTIC SALMON124
CHAPTER 8 GENETIC MANAGEMENT OF HATCHERY-BASED STOCK ENHANCEMENT132
SECTION THREE CASE STUDIES184
CHAPTER 9 ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS IN AUSTRALIAN AQUACULTURE185
CHAPTER 10 EFFECTS OF HATCHERY REARING ON ASIAN SEABASS, LATES CALCARIFER, IN SABAH, MALAYSIA198
CHAPTER 11 DISTURBANCE OF KOREAN LAKE ECOSYSTEMS BY AQUACULTURE AND THEIR REHABILITATION205
CHAPTER 12 MARICULTURE-RELATED ENVIRONMENTAL CONCERNS IN THE PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OFCHINA224
CHAPTER 13 INDIGENOUS SPECIES FOR AFRICAN AQUACULTURE DEVELOPMENT234
CHAPTER 14 THE INTRODUCTION OF NONNATIVE FISHES INTO FRESHWATER SYSTEMS OF PERU251
CHAPTER 15 INTRODUCTION OF EXOTIC SPECIES AND TRANSPLANTATION OF NATIVE SPECIES ACROSS RIVER BASINS IN VENEZUELA283
CHAPTER 16 IMPACTS OF NON-NATIVE FISH SPECIES IN MINAS GERAIS, BRAZIL: PRESENT SITUATION AND PROSPECTS294
CHAPTER 17 SALMONID INTRODUCTIONS IN PATAGONIA: A MIXED BLESSING318
CHAPTER 18 INTRODUCED ANADROMOUS SALMONIDS IN PATAGONIA: RISKS, USES, AND A CONSERVATION PARADOX335
CHAPTER 19 ADDRESSING PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH AQUACULTURE AND AQUACULTURE EFFLUENTS IN THE USA: A HISTORICAL ESSAY356
CHAPTER 20 PRODUCTIVITY OF ALASKA’S SALMON HATCHERY OCEAN RANCHING PROGRAM AND MANAGEMENT OF BIOLOGICAL RISKS TO WILD PACIFIC SALMON361
CHAPTER 21 EMPIRICAL RESULTS OF SALMON SUPPLEMENTATION IN THE NORTHEAST PACIFIC: A PRELIMINARY ASSESSMENT382
SECTION FOUR POSITIVE APPROACHES TO ENVIRONMENTALLY SUSTAINABLE AQUACULTURE403
CHAPTER 22 MACROBENTHOS AS BIOLOGICAL INDICATORS TO ASSESS THE INFLUENCE OF AQUACULTURE ON JAPANESE COASTAL ENVIRONMENTS404
CHAPTER 23 A SIMPLE EXPERIMENT IN POLYCULTURE: RED SEA BREAM ( PAGRUS MAJOR) AND ULVALES ( ULVA PERTUSA)421
CHAPTER 24 MICROALGAE, MACROALGAE, AND BIVALVES AS BIOFILTERS IN LAND- BASED MARICULTURE IN ISRAEL428
CHAPTER 25 BEYOND THE MONOSPECIFIC APPROACH TO ANIMAL AQUACULTURE — THE LIGHT OF INTEGRATED MULTI- TROPHIC AQUACULTURE442
CHAPTER 26 USING NATURAL ECOSYSTEM SERVICES TO DIMINISH SALMON- FARMING FOOTPRINTS IN SOUTHERN CHILE454
CONCLUSION471
CHAPTER 27 ENVIRONMENTALLY RESPONSIBLE AQUACULTURE: REALITIES AND POSSIBILITIES472
AUTHOR INDEX508
SPECIES INDEX531