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Captive tilapia study shows cold-blooded animals using behaviorally-induced fever to battle infection
In their paper published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, the group describes how they put Nile tilapia, a type of fish, in tanks with a heat gradient, infected them with a ...
Beyond Pesticides5d
New Herbicide that Mimics Hormones Threatens Nontarget Aquatic Species and Biodiversity, Study Finds
Oxidative, genotoxic, and hepatotoxic effects on Nile tilapia showcase the threats to nontarget aquatic species from a new ...
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NM fish farmers finding success
New Mexico may never be a leader in aquaculture but some fish farmers are finding success in the arid state. Rossana ...
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In the skin of tilapia
The Center for Women’s Comprehensive Healthcare at the University of Campinas (CAISM-UNICAMP) was the scene of an unprecedented experimental procedure at the end of April. For the first time, surgeons ...
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Sustainable fisheries, food security: lessons from tilapia fish in Tanzania
Conserving the unique genetic diversity of tilapia is important for future food security. Nile tilapia is the mainstay of the $10 billion global tilapia industry, and Tanzania is a global hotspot for ...
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Egerton University, Kenya launches aquaculture facility to boost fish production
Egerton University, Kenya has established a new aquaculture facility to promote climate-smart technologies, innovations, and ...