Fish Growth Performance
Fish Growth Performance is a quantitative metric used in aquaculture research to assess the rate and efficiency of biomass accumulation in fish populations under controlled pond conditions, distinguished from other production indicators by its focus on individual or cohort-level growth dynamics such as weight gain, specific growth rate, and feed conversion ratio.
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Methods for Assessment of Fish Production in Fresh Waters
J. M. Elliott, T. B. Bagenal · Journal of Animal Ecology · 1979 · 2.1K citations
James F. Kitchell, Donald J. Stewart, David Weininger · Journal of the Fisheries Research Board of Canada · 1977 · 863 citations
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Chinese Academy of Fishery Sciences
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Chinese Academy of Sciences
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Nutrition Metabolism Aquaculture
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Institute of Hydrobiology
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Auburn University
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